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Flash Card Burner can be used as DVD player.
August 30, 2004 - Battery-powered, Slim FC-RW allows digital camera users to copy flash card data onto CD without computer. When connected to computer it can be used as DVD-ROM, CD-RW, or Card Reader. Unit works with 8 media types including Compact Flash Type I/II, IBM Micro Drive, Smart Media, Secure Digital, Sony Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, and Multimedia Cards. It supports disc-spanning for duplicating flash cards larger than 1 Gb.
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Kanguru Solutions Unveils Battery Powered Flash Card Burner and DVD Player
MILLIS, Mass. – Aug. 26, 2004 – Kanguru Solutions today unveiled the Kanguru Slim FC-RW, a battery powered portable flash card burner that allows digital camera users to copy flash card data onto a CD without a computer.
“We used customer feedback from the first KanguruFC-RW and created a better solution. In addition to copying flash card data onto a CD, the new Slim FC-RW can be connected to a TV and used as a DVD player or when connected to a computer it can be used as a DVD-ROM, CD-RW or Card Reader. Coupled with a rechargeable battery, this product offers the ultimate in portability,” said Nate Cote, vice president of product management at Kanguru Solutions.
The Kanguru Slim FC-RW works with eight different media types including Compact Flash (Type I/II), IBM Micro Drive, Smart Media, Secure Digital, Sony Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro and Multimedia Cards. The slim FCRW supports disc-spanning for duplicating flash cards larger than 1GB – so once a 700MB CD is filled to capacity, the slim FCRW will ask for a new CD to duplicate the remainder of the data.
Additionally, the Kanguru Slim FC-RW can be used as an external 24x USB2.0 CD-RW, an 8x DVD-ROM or an 8-in-1 Card Reader when connected to a USB2.0 port (backwards compatible with USB1.1) on a computer. Selling for $249.95, the KanguruFC-RW also works as a portable DVD player when connected to a TV and includes a remote control for media playback and duplication.
“Hook it up to a TV, give your family and friends a slideshow of your pictures and then burn them to a CD for them to take home. This product is especially beneficial for mobile users who don’t have easy access to a computer or card reader while on the road,” said Cote.
A division of Interactive Media Corporation, Kanguru Solutions manufactures high quality, secure and portable computer storage peripherals that have provided consumers with secure back-up solutions for more than a decade. Interactive Media Corp. was established in Massachusetts in 1992. For more information on Kanguru Solutions, visit their web site at www.kanguru.com.
Contact: Jessica Roeber
Phone: 508-376-4245 x209
e-mail: jessicar@kanguru.com
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Jessica Roeber
USA
Phone: 508-376-4245 ext 209
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Company Information:
Name: Kanguru Solutions
Address: 1360 Main Street
City: Millis
State: MA
ZIP: 02054
Country: USA
Phone: 888-526-4878
http://www.kanguru.com
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