Aleratec 350103 1:1 HDD Cruiser Hard Disk Drive Duplicator (Black)
Aleratec 350103 1:1 HDD Cruiser Hard Disk Drive Duplicator (Black)
- Duplicate Hard Disk Drives without a Computer
- USB 2.0 to Format/Transfer files to HDD from PC
- Quick Load Drive Doors
- NSS (Non Scratch SATA) connectors, 50,000 swap cycles
- Insert drive, close door, start copying
The Aleratec 1:1 HDD Cruiser duplicates Hard Disk Drives without a computer: an essential tool for installing new or upgrading multiple computer systems. The 1:1 HDD Cruiser is a stand alone unit there is no need to tie up a computer for hours running complex software to duplicate hard disk drives. The 1:1 HDD Cruiser has a USB 2.0 port so any hard drives oaded in the machine can be accessed by a PC. The 1:1 HDD Cruiser’s drive bays are equipped with quick and easy loading doors. Simply open the
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List Price: $ 315.00
Price: $ 275.99
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Review by E. Ng for Aleratec 350103 1:1 HDD Cruiser Hard Disk Drive Duplicator (Black)
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Aleratec 350103 1:1 HDD Cruiser Hard Disk Drive Duplicator (Black)
I bought this to preserve my original systems hard disks on multiple laptops and desktops. I know from the out set that this is not a cost effective way for the purpose but I want to have it done with the least effort.
After duplications, I installed the copies and make sure that they work like the original. Well, they almost worked but not quite. In each instance, Windows 7 and Vista does not boot up without going thru the system restore process built into the OS. Once restored, the copies worked just like the originals. I believe this is not a problem with the duplicator but instead some build-in features of Windows to stop users from having an unlicensed copies of the OS.
In conclusion, this is a satisfactory purchase.