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| − | Comparison review of Data copy king and Ninja
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| − | The comparison table will help the potential customer to compare and make a choice with one single sight between Data copy king and Ninja duplicator.
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| − | Data copy king Ninja
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| − | Review results
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| − | General
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| − | Picture
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| − | Time to market 2010 N/A
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| − | Price 1,998USD 1,590 USD
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| − | Drive connectivity One to one One to one
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| − | Potable design Stand-alone/potable Option
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| − | Drive capacity supported TB-level hard drives( up to 131072TB) Mostly target to small capacity hard drives
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| − | Drive supported IDE/SATA
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| − | RAID/external hard drive / SSD / flash storage media (USB, SD, CF, memory stick etc) with optional adaptor IDE/SATA
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| − | Duplication functions
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| − | Coping rate 6.0GB/min 4GB/min
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| − | Test, wipe repair functions
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| − | Erasing transfer rate 6.6GB/min 2-5 GB/min
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| − | Data wiping Yes ⑧
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| − | Optional(charge $700 to forensic version with hdd test)
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| − | HDD test Yes Optional (charge $400 to ninja kaze together with data wiping)
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| − | Test without altering HDD data Yes No
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| − | Control the imaging process ⑤
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| − | Yes
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| − | Yes
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| − | Data recovery functions
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| − | Bad sector repair ①
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| − | Yes No
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| − | Clicking noises handling ②
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| − | Yes
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| − | No
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| − | Physical read-only Yes Yes
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| − | Forensic functions
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| − | Access to HPA and doc hidden area Yes Yes
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| − | Smart drive reset/reboot ④
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| − | Yes
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| − | N/A⑨
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| − | Backdoor design ⑩
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| − | No N/A
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| − | verification CRC32 /SHA-256 CRC
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| − | Data erasing standard Yes with DoD--5220.22-M/PRC-- BMB21-2007⑥
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| − | DD image Available in upgrade No
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| − | MD5 hash calculation Available in upgrade No
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| − | Log auto generation Yes Yes
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| − | Log export and print Yes No
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| − | Others
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| − | Touch Screen User Interface Yes Yes
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| − | User authority⑦
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| − | three-level password No
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| − | Language English (Customized to other languages) Only English
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| − | Upgradable free lifelong software upgrade No
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| − | Technique support Free lifelong support Limited free support
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| − | Warranty One year with 3 year optional N/A
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| − | NOTE: Words in green refers to the distinguishing features of DCK
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| − | ① Traditional disk imaging tools and methods are designed to deal with intact hard drives, not the unstable ones with bad sectors that are your stock-in-trade. Bad sector handling is capable of the patient Drives with stop responding, disks degrade or fail under intensive reading, valuable files remain locked in bad sectors.
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| − | ② Hard drive suffered clicking noises, only if the patient drive is still recognized in the bios, Data copy king is able to clone 300% more data than other data image tools from the patient drive
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| − | ③ Data loss due to accidental deletion, accidental format, file corruption, software bugs, file system corruption, viruses, etc
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| − | ④ Automatically resets/reboots drives that become unresponsive to continue imaging process
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| − | ⑤ Stop or continue the imaging process as you need
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| − | ⑥ DOD—Department of Defense
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| − | PRC--the People's Republic of China
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| − | ⑦ Three-level user password setting to secure the confidential data
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| − | ⑧ YES – available
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| − | ⑨ N/A—NOT Available
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| − | ⑩ A backdoor in a computer system (or cryptosystem or algorithm) is a method of bypassing normal authentication, securing remote access to a computer, obtaining access to plaintext, and so on, while attempting to remain undetected. The backdoor may take the form of an installed program (e.g., Back Orifice), or could be a modification to an existing program or hardware device.
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| − | Info provided in the review comes from following two websites:
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| − | SalvationDATA Technology http://www.salvationdata.com/data-recovery-equipment/data-copy-king.htm
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| − | Ninja
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| − | http://www.hdd.ji2.com/products/ninja.html
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