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06-09-2012, 11:43 AM
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Standalone Hard Drive Duplicator & SD
SuperDuper is certainly the best way to clone a hard drive, and I've used it constantly for years. But I'm considering how to simplify things and avoid using/tying up my computer for more routine duplication.
I have a self full of full hard drives (video files) and want to move all the data once a year to insure the continued health of the HD. Has anyone used a standalone HD duplicator like the ones copied below? How does it compare to SuperDuper? Reliability? USB to SATA Standalone Hard Drive Duplicator Dock (SATDOCK22R) http://tinyurl.com/6thukfp SATA Hard Drive HDD Duplicator Dock - eSATA USB (SATDOCK22RE) http://tinyurl.com/7vffc5p 
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