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If you've needed to do some mass copying of flash drives in the past, then you've either been forced to sit at a PC all day and copy them individually or use something like the Kanguru USB Duplicator. This is all fine and dandy if you just have a handful or you've just finished when you suddenly receive an email saying that there has been a change to what goes on the flash drives and now you need to reflash all of them. Well not anymore. Nexcopy has finished the USB200PC USB Duplicator. Just like the Kanguru, it will let you copy data to a bunch of drives at the same time but with some added features. The Nexcopy duplicator will also let you add new content without overwriting the old and will also perform version updates, which should help save quite a bit of time if you already have your flash drives ready to go. Speaking of saving time, the USB200PC is quite speedy too. Since it can copy at 30MB/s, you can copy 250MB of data to all 20 devices in about three and a half minutes. Unfortunately you aren't going to see very many of these around unless your company gives out a lot of flash drives as it costs about $1300. At least it has a stylish brushed metal finish. - Get Kanguru USB Duplicator KUSB-DUPE-9 - USB drive duplicator now for $1,202.97 at Amazon.com
- Get Kanguru USB Duplicator KUSB-DUPE-9 - USB drive duplicator now for $1,182.99 at Amazon.com Marketplace
- Get Kanguru USB Duplicator KUSB-DUPE-9 - USB drive duplicator now for $1,219.99 at MacMall
- Get Kanguru USB Duplicator KUSB-DUPE-9 - USB drive duplicator now for $1,174.84 at Next Warehouse
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