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Do you have a large amount of data in your office that you want to backup? Just the very thought of sifting through mountains of CDs and DVDs could paralyse even the bravest man. Media-intensive industries and businesses ought to take a look at the Pico Automated CD/DVD duplicator. It not only eats through CD/DVD burning at an extremely fast rate - how does 12 CDs per hour or 6 DVDs in 60 minutes sound to you? You can also transfer files from as many as 25 discs with a single command. In addition to heavy duty, hardcore CD/DVD duplication, the Pico is a godsend for DJs and establishments that want to narrow down their CD library into the smaller MP3 format. This device is able to rip audio from music CDs into MP3, WAV, AIFF, or FLAC while retrieving all your track listing information automatically. The price to pay is $699, but that is nothing compared to the time and headache you'll save.

Pros : Fast CD/DVD duplication, rips audio CDs directly
Cons : Expensive for smaller offices and home users

Pico Automated CD/DVD duplicator Source

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