KanguruClone 4 M.2 NVMe SSD Duplicator From Kanguru

Kanguru Solutions launches KanguruClone 4 M.2 NVMe SSD duplicator to provides IT admins a solution for upgrading their organization’s PCs or rolling out new systems to the jaw-dropping R/W speeds of NVMe SSD technology.

NVMe technology is changing the game in storage and transfer speeds, with architecture that outperforms all other storage solutions. The KanguruClone 4 M.2 provides IT admins a solution for upgrading their organization’s PCs to the jaw-dropping R/W speeds of NVMe SSD technology.

As SSD reliability has improved over the years and prices continue to fall, more and more companies and individuals are turning to SSDs for upgrading their computer systems. In response to  SSD adoption. the NVMe interface was developed to address the inadequacies of traditional interface connects, like SATA and SAS, which were designed primarily for interfacing with mechanical HDDs. First introduced in the early 2010s, NVMe SSDs deliver lower latency and higher IO/s than their SAS and SATA based counterparts. With increased demands for video, bandwidth, gaming, and storage capacities, NVMe technology is transforming the storage landscape and the way for speed and performance for IT requirements.

The stand-alone KanguruClone 4 M.2 NVMe SSD duplicator allows to duplicate up to 4 NVMe SSDs at a time with copy speeds of up to 12GB/min, making it the tool for provisioning new drives for company-wide rollouts, or for upgrading individual computers to NVMe while retaining the system’s existing OS and user data. The full-color, 4.3″ TFT touch screen makes it to select and run all of the features that the duplicator offers, including secure disk wiping, logging capability, and 5 copy modes to choose from:

• Full copy – Sector for sector duplication

• Brief copy – Copies only sectors with data (compatible with most major file systems)

• Resize copy – Copies drives with different capacities

• Ratio copy – Copies a defined percentage of the master drive

• Image copy – Restores the contents of an image file to the target drives