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Hello everyone. We recently launched our RapidSpar demo program. If you do occasional software data recoveries, this program is a great opportunity to test RapidSpar in your business and see if this could be the right fit. All details are here...

Hello everyone. We recently launched our RapidSpar (rapidspar.com) demo program. If you do occasional software data recoveries, this program is a great opportunity to test RapidSpar in your business and see if this could be the right fit. Currently opened for businesses located in US, UK, AU...

Hello everyone. We recently launched our RapidSpar (rapidspar.com) demo program. If you do occasional software data recoveries, this program is a great opportunity to test RapidSpar in your business and see if this could be the right fit. Currently opened for businesses located in US, UK, AU...

Sure wish it would have worked for me, however even with the two USB 3.0 docks our Latitude E6440's failed to recognize them.

hi rapidspar - any idea of when the Australians will be sent theres?

Hello demo testers and RapidSpar owners. Did any of you try RapidNebula? We would like to hear from you. Vlad

I plan on picking one of these up at some point Q1 of next year.

Hello Pixelated Tech If you consider RapidSpar, you still have a chance to give it a try. All details can be found here: http://rapidspar.com/demoterms.html

I'm currently trialing a RapidSpar and I have to say I really like it. Just today I retrieved customers files from 2 failing hard drives, plug it in, load it up, point to the directory you want and save them to your local hard drive. Couple of minutes later I had the data. One of the drives...

...cost 5400$ + TAXES MRT is out of my list from some reasons I have to chose betewin this two options, or you thin about another option? RapidSpar cost 3500$ + TAXES Problably best option should be DFL-PCIe basic and geting modules as ill need, 1400$ + 640 each module Really thanks friends....

...and whether those investments will yield more income within your payback period than if you invested in something else instead. The Rapidspar will pay for itself within about a year, in most markets, but I don't think you will learn much about data recovery from using it. If you are very...

In this instance, itself. I had taken a drive and imaged it with RapidSpar, then I went back and put it through their "RapidNebula", the thing that optimizes the drive for an image.

Definitely interested in hearing the results with this.

We bought one and we average 1 every other week or so. But at the $300 price point the device will pay for itself 4 fold in the first year. Great investment!

Hello Everyone. A friendly reminder to all of our demo participants. Please post your feedback on your experience with RapidSpar if you haven't done this already. It's really important for us to understand real life demands of your clients and yours as a service provider. With your help...

...recommend sending to a lab, for the simple reason they are far more qualified to triage the patient than I am. We have a partner who uses RapidSpar (sp?) and even though they have a good rescue rate, I still would not recommend sending arrive with as an example, lawyers data first to them...

...is pretty well diversified. Retail, Service, Consult, CCTV, Alarm, Access Control, Teach, Web design and Hosting. We are looking into the rapidspar device as we also get enough data recovery to justify it. We are not experiencing a major slowdown as some other have indicated. Retail is down...

Not so much; Kind of like the middle option. :(

You're the one who brought it to the forum's attention, Luke! :p

...Its got two eSata ports and there's two eSata docks hooked up to it. Its also got a hotswap 5.5" bay, and USB 3.1 ports so I really like to use it over the thinkpad if I have nothing else I need it for. I'll also be grabbing the RapidSpar at some point, since it looks great.