Easeus Partition Master review: Professional Edition
If you need to resize a hard disk partition there are several options out there? Is it worth investing in this package from Easus?
A simple, functional package for creating, resizing and copying hard disk partitions – but it doesn’t offer a lot to justify the price.
Verdict
A simple, functional package for creating, resizing and copying hard disk partitions – but it doesn’t offer a lot to justify the price.
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Darien began his IT career in the 1990s as a systems engineer, later becoming an IT project manager. His formative experiences included upgrading a major multinational from token-ring networking to Ethernet, and migrating a travelling sales force from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95.
He subsequently spent some years acting as a one-man IT department for a small publishing company, before moving into journalism himself. He is now a regular contributor to IT Pro, specialising in networking and security, and serves as associate editor of PC Pro magazine with particular responsibility for business reviews and features.
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