This is true, but there is one problem in the disaster recovery universe that it does not resolve: offsite storage. If your backups are routinely kept in the same place as your servers, and you have a catastrophic event, you will have lost your data forever.
Now, if your NAS is on the other end of a fast fiber connection a couple of miles down the road.... ;)
As mentioned elsewhere, any media you use (and this argument is specifically about media) does not in itself resolve the off-site backup need. But you _can_ carry both tapes and hard drives in hotswap cages off-site, or you _can_ do the fast fiber thing, or whatever. This is part of the backup _strategy_ that needs solving but is, mostly, independent of media issues.
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