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Nexcopy Standalone USB Duplicators Let You Copy Up to 31 Flash Drives at Once
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Need to crank out hundreds of flash drives for a business presentation or a trade show? Want to create your own digital business cards? Looking for a great way to distribute your next music demo? The guys at Nexcopy have a nifty solution with their industrial-strength USB duplicator systems. Just… |
November 21st, 2010
Nexcopy 60-Port USB Duplicator: Data Processing En Masse in a Flash
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Geared towards schools and businesses, Nexcopy’s modular 60-port USB duplicator is a Windows-based device that allows for quick and easy data distribution. It’s perfect for making a ton of copies of Linux distros, or perhaps copying student submissions in one go. The duplicator can be used as a single 60-port… |
June 1st, 2009
Mishare: Copy Music Between Two Ipods
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Looking for an easy way to copy songs and movies from one iPod to another? Then look no further. This compact device connects two iPods and lets you easily transfer tracks without any computer required. The $99 miShare snaps between two iPods and will copy tracks with the press of… |
February 3rd, 2008
Digital Recycle Bin Saves Deleted Files
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Currently just a conceptual design, the TEMPO is an external storage device that’s designed to prevent you from losing files you accidentally delete. The clever thing about it is that it actually looks like a little recycling bin (although it might be mistaken for a cup of really black coffee).… |
August 23rd, 2007
