Salvation Data Data Copy King Vs Ninja
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Comparison review of Data Copy King and Ninja
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.
Data Copy King Ninja
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General
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Time to market March 2010 September 2009
Price 1,998USD 1,590 USD
Target drive One to one One to one
Potable design Stand-alone/potable Option
Drive capacity
supported
TB-level hard drives( up to
131072TB)
Mostly target to small capacity hard
drives
Drive supported IDE/SATA
RAID/external hard drive / SSD /
flash storage media (USB, SD,
CF, memory stick etc) with
optional adaptor
IDE/SATA
Duplication functions
Coping rate 6.0GB/min 4GB/min
Test, wipe repair functions
Erasing transfer
rate
6.6GB/min 2-5 GB/min
Data wiping Yes ⑧ Optional(charge $700 to forensic version
with hdd test)
Products
Features
HDD test Yes Optional (charge $400 to ninja kaze
together with data wiping)
Test without
altering HDD data
Yes No
Control the imaging
process ⑤ Yes
Yes
Data recovery functions
Bad sector repair ①①①① Yes No
Clicking noises
handling ②②②② Yes
No
Physical read-only Yes Yes
Forensic functions
Access to HPA and
doc hidden area
Yes Yes
Smart drive
reset/reboot ④④④④ Yes
N/A⑨
Backdoor design ⑩ No N/A
verification CRC32 /SHA-256 CRC
Data erasing
standard
DoD--5220.22-M/PRC--
BMB21-2007⑥
No
DD image Available in upgrade No
MD5 hash
calculation
Available in upgrade No
Log auto generation Yes Yes
Log export and
Yes No
Others
Touch Screen User
Interface
Yes Yes
User authority⑦⑦⑦⑦ three-level password No
Language English (Customized to other
languages)
Only English
Upgradable free lifelong software upgrade No
Technique support Free lifelong support Limited free support
Warranty One year with 3 year optional N/A
NOTE: Words in green refers to the distinguishing features of DCK 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. 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 ③ Data loss due to accidental deletion, accidental format, file corruption, software bugs, file
system corruption, viruses, etc ④ Automatically resets/reboots drives that become unresponsive to continue imaging process ⑤ Stop or continue the imaging process as you need ⑥ DOD—Department of Defense
PRC--the People's Republic of China ⑦ Three-level user password setting to secure the confidential data ⑧ YES – available ⑨ N/A—NOT Available 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.