Photos of the month - July 2008
By silicon.com
Published: 1 August 2008 16:58 GMT
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Disposing of computer hard drives in a secure and safe way has become a hot topic, especially after the high profile data leaks in the past year.
So bearing this in mind, silicon.com picked five ways to deal with your unwanted hard drives.
One method proven to work well is to leave your old hard drive soaking in acid - apparently hydrochloric is best. Leave the hard drive soaking for a couple of hours and the metal will corrode making the device useless.
See more acts of destruction here.
Photo credit: Tim Ferguson
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