Is there a device for batch-programming USB drives?

Is there a device for batch-programming USB drives? Basically, I plug
multiple USB drives into this device, and the USB drives get programmed with
the same data.

Thanks

"Talal Itani" <titani@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> Is there a device for batch-programming USB drives? Basically, I plug
> multiple USB drives into this device, and the USB drives get programmed
> with the same data.
>
> Thanks
>


I think more detailed info is required for a knowledgeable response. And
even -with- that more detailed info, you might want to post this over in
vista.hardware_devices.

All I can assume from your post is that you want to connect multiple USB
drives to a Vista box and have data automatically copied to those USB
devices. As stated, need more info...

Lang

>
> I think more detailed info is required for a knowledgeable response. And
> even -with- that more detailed info, you might want to post this over in
> vista.hardware_devices.
>
> All I can assume from your post is that you want to connect multiple USB
> drives to a Vista box and have data automatically copied to those USB
> devices. As stated, need more info...
>

I want to connect multiple flash drives to the PC, maybe 24 drives, and have
the same data transferred to these drives. I found a couple of commercially
available products for this purpose, but they are about $5,000.

"Talal Itani" <titani@verizon.net> wrote in message
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>
>>
>> I think more detailed info is required for a knowledgeable response. And
>> even -with- that more detailed info, you might want to post this over in
>> vista.hardware_devices.
>>
>> All I can assume from your post is that you want to connect multiple USB
>> drives to a Vista box and have data automatically copied to those USB
>> devices. As stated, need more info...
>>
>
> I want to connect multiple flash drives to the PC, maybe 24 drives, and
> have the same data transferred to these drives. I found a couple of
> commercially available products for this purpose, but they are about
> $5,000.
>


I'll only charge you $2,500. Send the check to...

Just kidding... so... is this a situation in which you want to output, say,
500 flash drives a day? Or you just want to get the data onto 24 flash
drives and you're done? If the former... you may -have- to spend five grand
to achieve that... if the latter, do it one at a time.

Lang