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Labs test: Private file sharing apps

By David Kidd PC Authority April, 2006

Peer-to-peer networks needn’t be global. Private file sharing networks are ideal for creating an exclusive club to share photos, videos and other data. We looked at four of the latest applications out there.

Each offers a variety of tools and options to suit particular needs. Varying levels of security control also help you tailor your file sharing network regardless of your security expertise.

Read on to see which ones will keep your network safe, and easy to use.

Products in this Lab

Rating

Grouper

Qnext

ShareDirect

WASTE

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Winner
A product with no equal at the time.

Recommended
This should be on your shortlist.

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Lab winners

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Palm T|X

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Lenovo ThinkPad X60

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