Product comparison · 2 media duplicators

iStorage Kanguru U2-DVDDUPE-S3 media duplicator Optical disc duplicator 3 copies vs iStorage Kanguru U2-DVDDUPE-S5 media duplicator Optical disc duplicator 5 copies

Key differences

Number of simultaneous copies
- Kanguru U2-DVDDUPE-S3 media duplicator Optical disc duplicator 3 copies:3 copies
- Kanguru U2-DVDDUPE-S5 media duplicator Optical disc duplicator 5 copies:5 copies
Dimensions (WxDxH)
- Kanguru U2-DVDDUPE-S3 media duplicator Optical disc duplicator 3 copies:178 x 254 x 394 mm
- Kanguru U2-DVDDUPE-S5 media duplicator Optical disc duplicator 5 copies:178 x 343 x 445 mm
Weight
- Kanguru U2-DVDDUPE-S3 media duplicator Optical disc duplicator 3 copies:8.62 kg
- Kanguru U2-DVDDUPE-S5 media duplicator Optical disc duplicator 5 copies:12.2 kg

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Comparison of U2-DVDDUPE-S3, U2-DVDDUPE-S5
16 specifications	A iStorage Kanguru U2-DVDDUPE-S3 media duplicator Optical disc duplicator 3 copies Model U2-DVDDUPE-S3 View product	B iStorage Kanguru U2-DVDDUPE-S5 media duplicator Optical disc duplicator 5 copies Model U2-DVDDUPE-S5 View product
Features1 differ
Product type	Optical disc duplicator	Optical disc duplicator
Number of simultaneous copiesDiffers	3 copies	5 copies
Interface	USB 2.0	USB 2.0
Duplicator operating modes	Compare, Copy, Copy/Compare, Erase, TEst A, Verify	Compare, Copy, Copy/Compare, Erase, TEst A, Verify
Disc types supported	DVD	DVD
Writing speedidentical
DVD+R write speed	24x	24x
DVD+R Double Layer write speed	12x	12x
DVD-R write speed	24x	24x
DVD-R Double Layer write speed	12x	12x
CD-R write speedKnown for one	52x	Unknown — not stated by the source
System requirementsidentical
Compatible operating systems	Windows 2000/XP/Vista Mac OS X+	Windows 2000/XP/Vista Mac OS X+
Poweridentical
Power supply	300 W	300 W
AC input voltage	115 - 230 V	115 - 230 V
AC input frequency	50 - 60 Hz	50 - 60 Hz
Weight & dimensions2 differ
Dimensions (WxDxH)Differs	178 x 254 x 394 mm	178 x 343 x 445 mm
WeightDiffers	8.62 kg	12.2 kg

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