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Hamilton USB Transfer Express USB Duplicator




Hamilton Electronics
Item #: USB-TEXP
Retail Price: $999.00

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USB-TEXP

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File name File type
USB-TEXP Firmware Upgrade 1-09.zip
USB-TEXP Instructions.pdf
USB-TEXP Specifications.pdf
 

The Hamilton USB Transfer Express is the easiest way to copy large amounts of data from one USB drive to up to 15 targets at the same time. Transfer gigabytes of documents, audio and video at the touch of a button to any combination of USB flash media or hard drives. In addition to ease of use, you get the peace of mind of 100% data security and transfer speed faster than possible over a network. USB 2.0 Compatible for Maximum Speed.

Key Features:
  • No drive size limits - Copy or Collect gigabytes at a time
  • Stand-alone system, no computer necessary
  • Use any combination of USB2.0 Compatible Data Devices - Flash drives, SD/CF cards, USB2.0 Hard Drives, MP3 players and more!
  • Daisy chain an additional unit for up to 30 targets total
Applications:

  • Businesses - Distribute large files securely with no exposure to the internet
  • Trade Shows - Distribute product information quickly and easily
  • Corporate Training - Copy audio and video lessons directly to portable players
  • Education - Collect and organize data from 15 USB devices at the touch of a button
Weight: 4 Lbs.
Warranty: 1Year
Hamilton Electonic's USB Transfer Express - 4 out of 5 Stars from NETWORKWORLD.COM, 11/21/2008
USB Transfer Express
Copy (or erase) lots of data to USB, fast
Cool Tools by Keith Shaw, Network World, 11/21/2008

The scoop: USB Transfer Express, by Hamilton Electronics, about $900.

What it is: This rectangular device looks like an old-school cable set-top box or video game console, with 15 USB slots arranged in three rows. With these 15 slots acting as "target" slots for USB flash drives, a 16th slot acts as the "source" slot. The device lets you copy, erase or transfer data from as many as 15 USB drives (you can go as high as 30 drives by daisy-chaining a second device) at once.

 

Why it's cool: Groups and departments that have to place the same data on multiple USB drives (sales and marketing material, data sheets and so forth) usually have to do so on a tedious one-to-one basis. With the Transfer Express, they can put all their material on one drive, then copy it to 15 drives with the press of a button, saving time and effort.

 
The device goes beyond that, however, with some additional functions. The Target-to-Source button lets you collect data from multiple USB drives and copy them to one source drive. This would be great in the education market, for example, where a class of 30 students who complete their assignments on USB drives can hand in their work, and the teacher can put it all onto one drive to look at later. Because larger, USB-based hard drives can be used with this device (not just USB sticks), the target-to-source function can be used for backup.
 
The system is compatible with some USB-enabled MP3 and MP4 media players (sorry, not the iPod), so you also could copy media files directly onto those drives. In addition, if you have a USB-enabled card reader, you can copy to or from memory cards, such as SD, MMC and Compact Flash.
 

The device was very easy to use. Its glowing red and green LEDs made it easy to tell when copying or erasing was complete.

 
Some caveats: Reading the instructions is very important here: You don't want push the wrong button and inadvertently erase data. In addition, materials that are copied need to be placed into a specifically named Source or Target folder on the drive, so users still may have to insert the drives to move around data (changing the name of the folder, for example) after the copying has occurred. USB 2.0 support is required, so some older flash drives may not work correctly. Finally, at $900, the device may be too expensive for casual users.
 
Grade: 4 stars (out of five)
 
Shaw can be reached at kshaw@nww.com. Cool Tools videos and Twisted Pair audio podcasts are always available at www.networkworld.com.
 

Customer Reviews:

Average Rating for Hamilton USB Transfer Express USB Duplicator:

Laurie Watson I am still not sure why this is so inexpensive...
  I was searching for some sort of USB duplicator to use to make promo stick-drives for my marketing company. After shopping around for a bit, I was real surprised to see the USB Transfer Express with 1 to 15 duplication for about 40-50% less than similar capacity units from other manufacturers. It is much much smaller and is highly portable. We have duped over 500 drives with no problems so far. I hope this helps! -Laurie
 
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