EMC Announces New Retrospect 8.1 for Mac Now Available
Update Improves Intel Performance, Adds Support for PowerPC Macs

PLEASANTON, Calif. - July 28, 2009 - EMC Corporation (NYSE:EMC), the
world's leader in information infrastructure solutions, today announced
that EMC Retrospect 8.1, the company's trusted backup and recovery software
for the Mac platform, is now available through distribution. Version 8.1
offers increased performance on Intel-based Macs, improvements to the new
user interface introduced earlier this year in version 8.0, and now runs on
PowerPC Macs, fully supporting individuals and organizations that use older
Mac computers for their backups.

"Adding support for PowerPC Macs was a critical step towards providing
small and mid-sized businesses the best backup and recovery product for
their needs," said Peter Wharton, vice president of marketing, EMC Consumer
and Small Business Products Division. "Many existing Retrospect sites, as
well as small businesses that have either outgrown Time Machine or that
wish to centralize their backups, might only have a PowerPC-based Mac to
utilize as a Retrospect backup server. EMC Retrospect 8.1 now seamlessly
addresses that need."

EMC Retrospect 8.1 improves performance over version 8.0 in a number of key
areas, including backup, data verification, and restore activities. On
average, users of Retrospect 8.1 on Intel-based Macs can expect to see
local backup performance increase 10 to 15 percent over version 8.0 and 30
to 35 percent over version 6.1. Performance on PowerPC systems varies more
with the power and speed of the processor, with faster, multiple G5
processor systems performing 10 to 15 percent better than they did with
version 6.1.

Improvements to the user interface of EMC Retrospect 8.0 are also present
in the 8.1 release, as well as several other enhancements that benefit the
overall user experience.

"When such a respected and widely-used application as EMC Retrospect gets
its first UI overhaul in more than ten years, we recognize that changes
will be required after the public spends some time with the initial
release," said Eric Ullman, director of product management for Retrospect.
"With version 8.1, we've taken the best feedback from our knowledgeable
customers and made numerous enhancements to the UI--including updating
icons, improving workflow, and providing better responses to the user's
actions--to please both new and existing users alike."

Tech Superpowers, Inc., a professional services consultancy and Retrospect
reseller with offices in Boston and London, is already working with EMC
Retrospect 8.1.

"The new architecture and interface for Retrospect 8 enables us to monitor
multiple backups simultaneously, and we can now create backup scripts in
half the time," said Michael Oh, president of Tech Superpowers, Inc. "For a
professional services company like ours, which maintains 20 different
backup environments for our clients, these changes make a big difference."

EMC Retrospect 8.1 is currently available in English only; localized
language editions are expected to be available later this year in French,
German, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Simplified
Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, and Japanese.

About EMC Retrospect 8

EMC Retrospect 8 has been redesigned from the ground up with a
state-of-the-art user interface, a powerful new engine that runs in the
background, and a host of new and improved capabilities. Positioned as a
comprehensive backup and recovery software program between Time Machine and
enterprise-level backup applications, Retrospect 8 provides the features,
ease of use, flexibility, and reliability that professional users and small
to medium-sized businesses demand.

Retrospect 8 offers many new features, as well as a multitude of
improvements to existing features. Among the most exciting changes that
Retrospect brings to Mac users:

* An all-new, customizable user interface with remote management capabilities.

* A powerful new engine capable of multiple, simultaneous backup, restore,
and copy operations.

* Disk-to-disk-to-disk (D2D2D) and disk-to-disk-to-tape (D2D2T) backups
with point-in-time backup transfers between similar or different media
types and disk grooming that removes out-of-date backup data to free up
space.

* Simultaneous streaming of data to multiple disk or tape storage systems.

* Certified AES-256 encryption of backup data.

* Advanced network client support with support for multiple network
interfaces and a wake-on-LAN feature to wake sleeping computers for backup,
reducing overall energy expenditure.

* Complete backup of physical and virtual Windows Server 2003/2008 and
Windows XP/Vista clients, including those running within VMware Fusion and
Parallels, with system state preservation and backup of open files.

Product Availability, Editions, and Pricing

EMC Retrospect 8.1 for Mac is available immediately as a free upgrade for
owners of version 8.0. Individuals and organizations that purchased a
Retrospect 6.1 license on or after January 14, 2008 also qualify for a free
upgrade to Retrospect 8.1; upgrade prices from purchases before January 14,
2008 are listed below with each edition.

EMC Retrospect 8.1 is available in several editions:

Retrospect 8 Desktop 3-User
$129 new, $59 upgrade from 5.x-6.x Desktop edition
Protects a single, non-server Mac and up to two additional networked Mac,
Linux, or Windows desktops and laptops; additional desktop/laptop client
licenses and support and maintenance are available separately.

Retrospect 8 Single Server 20 Clients
$479 new, $279 upgrade from 5.x-6.x Workgroup edition
Protects a single Mac OS X Server and an unlimited number of networked Mac,
Linux, and Windows desktops and laptops; additional server client licenses
and support and maintenance are available separately.

Retrospect 8 Single Server 20 Clients with ASM
$609 new, $409 upgrade from 5.x-6.x Workgroup edition
Protects a single Mac OS X Server and an unlimited number of networked Mac,
Linux, and Windows desktops and laptops; includes 1 year support and
maintenance; additional server client licenses are available separately.

Retrospect 8 Single Server Unlimited Clients with ASM
$809 new, $539 upgrade from 5.x-6.x Workgroup edition
Protects a single Mac OS X Server and an unlimited number of networked Mac,
Linux, and Windows desktops and laptops; includes 1 year support and
maintenance; additional server client licenses are available separately.

Retrospect 8 Multi Server Unlimited Clients
$1,669 new, $939 upgrade from 5.x-6.x Server edition
Protects an unlimited number of networked Mac, Linux, and Windows servers,
desktops, and laptops; includes 1 year support and maintenance.

Add-ons are available for Advanced Tape Support (supports simultaneous
streaming to multiple tape drives) and Open File Backup for Windows clients
(included with the Desktop edition).
To learn more about EMC Retrospect 8 for Mac, please visit
http://www.retrospect.com

About EMC

EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC) is the world's leading developer and provider
of information infrastructure technology and solutions that enable
organizations of all sizes to transform the way they compete and create
value from their information. Information about EMC's products and services
can be found at http://www.EMC.com

About Retrospect

Retrospect, award-winning backup and recovery software, is part of the
Consumer and Small Business Products Division of EMC.