For the ultimate in flexibility, the flash drive can be configured again and again with the USB CD-ROM partition or USB Read Only partition so if you’re looking to make your own custom U3 drive, looking to mess around with auto-launch software or need a combination of both for some high end application, this is it.
Nexcopy is offering a TSFD Publisher Kit which is a combination of the USB duplicator plus, TrusCont’s USB copy protection and USB configuration utility along with various bundles of enhanced TSFD USB drives (qty 50, 100, 300, 500+).
I’ve requested a drive to see what this is all about and will report back.
Source: PRWeb. via Nexcopy Inc and TrusCont.
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VConsole, a notable player in the field of USB flash drive duplicators, has unveiled an advanced system featuring enhanced capacity and encryption technology. In a previous report, we highlighted the Nexcopy USB Flash Drive Duplicator, and now VConsole enters the scene with a compelling alternative.
One notable feature of the VConsole is its remarkable speed, boasting a swift copy time of 91 seconds for 512MB of data. Intriguingly, this speed remains consistent across various configurations, such as the 21 drive system, 42 drive system, and 60 drive system. This uniformity in transfer speed raises eyebrows, as it is uncommon for such systems not to exhibit even slightest signs of speed degradation.
Beyond its speed, the VConsole distinguishes itself with a 128-bit encryption function, providing an added layer of security. However, it’s worth noting that this encryption feature does not come included with the base unit, which is priced at $8,000.
The versatility of the VConsole is nice as it can function as a standalone unit or connect to a host computer offering users the option to access a graphical user interface (GUI) for more detailed insights. VConsole is actively developing multi-casting technology, allowing users to connect multiple units for expanded production capabilities. This advancement is particularly advantageous for overseas operations involved in mass USB drive production.
Despite the impressive features of the VConsole, a strong contender in the market remains the Nexcopy Inc. USB Duplicator. Priced attractively at $999 (as of 2024), the Nexcopy USB Duplicator presents a more budget-friendly option compared to the VConsole’s $8,000 price tag. Choosing between the two systems requires a careful evaluation of specific needs and budget considerations.
Wrapping things up here… the VConsole introduces a high-performance USB flash drive duplicator with notable encryption capabilities. While its speed and security features are commendable, potential users must weigh the costs against their specific requirements, especially when comparing it to more cost-effective alternatives like the Nexcopy Inc. USB Duplicator.
Update: Nexcopy reports the USB duplicator will duplicate 30MBs of data to all 20 flash drives in about 40 seconds. The USB duplicator will copy 250MBs of data in about 3.5 minutes. So the USB duplicator has good performance on data copy speeds.Nexcopy announced earlier this week their USB200PC USB Duplicator is available for purchase. This unit appears to be the easiest and most economical way to load content to USB flash memory. The USB duplicator is a PC based system which copies fro m a master location to 20 slave ports. I would think this an excellent product for those looking to produce interactive product information, sales presentations or even USB music albums on flash memory.
