Comparison review of Logicube Super Sonix and Ninja

The comparison table will help the potential customer to compare and make a choice

with one single sight between Logicube Super Sonix g and Ninja.

Logicube Super Sonix Ninja

Review results

General

Picture

Time to market Early 2009 September 2009

Price USD 1950 1590

Target drive One to one One to one

Potable design Stand-alone/potable Option

Drive capacity

supported

Mostly target to small capacity

hard drives

Mostly target to small capacity

hard drives

Drive supported IDE/SATA

IDE/SATA

Duplication functions

Coping rate 5.5GB/min 4GB/min

Test, wipe repair functions

Erasing transfer

rate

5GB/min 2-5 GB/min

Data wiping Optional software Optional(charge $700 to forensic

version with hdd test)

HDD test Optional software Optional (charge $400 to ninja

kaze together with data wiping)

Data recovery functions

Bad sector repair Optional software No

Product

Feature

Physical read-only Yes Yes

Forensic functions

Access to HPA

and doc hidden

area

Optional software Yes

verification MD5 CRC

Data erasing

standard

Optional software No

Log auto

generation

N/A Yes

Log export and

print

Yes No

Others

Touch Screen

User Interface

Yes Yes

User authority One-level No

Language Only English Only English

Upgradable Limited software upgrade No

Technique

support

Limited support Limited free support

Warranty One year N/A

Both Logicube Supersonix and Ninja are newly designed for one-to-one date clone

tool in 2009; this is the Logicubes link: http://www.logicube.com/, and this is Ninjas

link: http://www.hdd.ji2.com/.

It is also heard that SalvationDATA released a universal and super disk duplicator,

integrating disk test and wipe, with a speed of clone 6GB/min and wipe 6.6 GB/min.

this is the product link:

http://www.salvationdata.com/data-recovery-equipment/data-copy-king.htm