There’s so many paid file hosting applications that when one which is free and quite unrestricted in terms of storage comes along, then it’s quite hard not to notice. 72DPI is one such platform, and it’s evident it has been created in order to be easy to use above everything else. Registration is done in a breeze, and when your account is activated then you can upload as many files as you want within the 10 GB of storage you get when signing up, and people will be allowed to download them unlimitedly. And individual files can be as large as 2 GB each, which is clearly an improvement over other services like this one that are quite harsh on the user, letting him upload only files amounting to about 100 MB.
Text documents, photos, videos, zipped files… it can all be shared using 72DPI, and people will be able to preview the files on their browsers as well as downloading them in just one click.
Paid accounts will be announced later this year, but the basic version of 72DPI (IE, the one described above) is remaining free to use.
72dpi.cc In Their Own Words
The simplest free file sharing platform online.
Some Questions About 72dpi.cc
What advantages will paid accounts have, besides the obvious increase in file size? 
