Nexcopy MicroSD Card Duplicator
Everyone needs to copy their MicroSD card from time to time, but have you ever needed to make 20 copy’s of your Micro or Mini SD Storage Cards? Even though it is not very likely, I thought it was a pretty neat device to share with you. Check it out:
With the microSD duplicator, Nexcopy provides 40 tested and certified card adapters to speed the duplication process. Users may easily load and unload one set of 20 cards while the remaining are in the SD duplicator. The card adapters do not slow down the duplication process. This system provides the most stable and reliable platform for small media or microSD duplication.
With user friendly software interface and powerful copy features, you can copy to 20 blank SD flash memory cards, simply and automatically. No “copy-n-paste.” No single card loading. No hassles. The unit is a PC Based SD and microSD Duplicator capable of copying at maximum data transfer speeds.
microSD Duplicator Key Features
» Copy 20 SD or microSD cards automatically
» User friendly software interface with Job Wizard
» Low Level bit-for-bit Copy option
» Volume naming option for flash memory ID
» Format feature for those pesky unformatted cards
» Full verification function to ensure accuracy
» Contemporary design with heavy duty case for 24/7 operation
» 40 certified & tested microSD card adapters
» Supports FAT, FAT32 & NTFS*
» SD media is immediately recognized by PC, no enumeration time
Learn more about the core SD200PC SD Duplicator system.
SD200PC Specifications
» Operating Environment: PC Based
» Copies all Audio / Video / Data
» Power: Auto detects 120 / 240
» Weight 6.8 lbs / 3.08 kg
» Dimensions LxWxH (mm) 220 x 200 x 130
PC System Requirements
» 2.3GHz or 1.8GHz Dual Core Processor or better
» 1GB RAM, Windows XP SP2
» 1 USB 2.0 high speed port
» Windows .NET Frameworks (Provided)
» 20 Drive letters available on host PC system
» Laptops not suited as host PC
If you find yourself needing to make multiple copies of Micro or Mini SD Cards and don’t mind coughing up $1,399 to do it, head on over to the Nexcopy Website for more information.
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Ya know, this is cool sounding (except for the real need or the price), but it reminds me. I’m just about to get up the energy and gumption to transfer my “almost full” 2GB worth of apps to an 8GB card. It’s always just long enough in between doing these little tasks for me to forget all the precautions involved to ensure success. Anybody wanna write a little tutorial review? I do remember the last time it took me forever to figure out I needed to rename the new card and delete the old file, because my phone kept picking the one that wasn’t there anymore. Ya know, stuff like that. Just a thought, if you’re looking for things to write about.