March 15, 2007
Copy a hard drive in minutes, says Millis co.
By Matthew L. Brown
Kanguru Solutions, a Millis-based computer technology company, said it has invented a device that can copy multiple hard drives at the touch of a button.
The recently released Kanguru Clone is a high-speed, stand-alone hard drive duplicator.
The company said that instead of having to manually copy hard drives one at a time, the Kanguru Clone allows users to "clone" multiple hard drives in one operation.
The Clone is attached to a computer's master drive and blank drives, and then a user simply presses the "copy" button.
"The Clone can make an exact copy of an entire hard drive in minutes," according to the company.
The company expects the Clone to be popular as an affordable computer data storage and back-up system.
The recently released Kanguru Clone is a high-speed, stand-alone hard drive duplicator.
The company said that instead of having to manually copy hard drives one at a time, the Kanguru Clone allows users to "clone" multiple hard drives in one operation.
The Clone is attached to a computer's master drive and blank drives, and then a user simply presses the "copy" button.
"The Clone can make an exact copy of an entire hard drive in minutes," according to the company.
The company expects the Clone to be popular as an affordable computer data storage and back-up system.
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