|Hard Disk Duplicators -
are mainly used by PC manufacturers to preload the operating system and
standard applications onto factory configured PCs. |
Because they write
at hardware speed, and can load many disks in parallel, the duplicators operate
thousands of times faster than software.
|M.2 duplicators from
Editor:- June 5, 2014 - It's been many years since I
talked about disk
duplicators so it was interesting to see this
today from Addonics
- which puts a new spin on their reformfactoring technologies.
is - that if you need to duplicate M.2 SSDs - they can supply a duplicator -
and carrier kits which convert the M.2 to 2.5". They also have adapters for
CF, CFast etc. more
ACARD's new disk duplicators
Editor:- August 17,
2010 - ACARD Technology
new models of 3 way and 5 way SATA
data transfer rate for single
HDD is as high as
6GB/min, so when copying 1TB of data only takes less than 3 hours (The actual
speed varies according to the hard drive). SATA hard drives can support the
1.5Gbps, 3Gbps and 6Gbps specifications, and supports various commonly used hard
drive formats such as Windows, Linux and MacOS.
ACS8503H / ACS8505M is easy to operate, and the hard drive insertion
utilizes the no-screw design. After the tray is opened just insert the source
and target hard drives and press the start button to execute; there are no need
for tools. The LCD displays the progress and status, the hard drive status is
easy to read, the user does not require any professional knowledge and can learn
how to operate it in a very short time.
The supported HPA (Hidden Protected Area) function can fully backup
the data stored in the hidden protected segments of the hard drive.
Launches High Volume USB Flash Duplicators|
- March 10, 2009 - Aleratec Inc. announces 2 new USB flash
Both the 27 way model (ESP $3,799) and 118 way model
(ESP $15,749) can copy up to 33MB/s. Aleratec's President and CEO, Perry
Solomon says - "The performance of the duplicators is not degraded when
simultaneously copying large numbers flash drives, a common shortcoming in most
USB flash drive