Hardware Software Demo From LectureMaker’s Studio

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Ron Fredericks writes: LectureMaker’s Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony coming up next week, so I thought it was high time to show my clients and prospects just what a person can do in a LectureMaker studio in under one hour.

The demo shows you how to build a light weight hard disk storage device for portable transport of 640 Gigabytes of digital data. Unlike most of the portable hard drive vendors – I show you exactly how to assemble, partition, and format the drive using Windows 7 or Vista. I will post a Mac version too if there is any interest.

This video uses some techniques I have created to demonstrate both hardware and software. This type of video is a case study for many of the Silicon Valley high-tech firms who need to quickly and accurately demonstrate their products to users, partners, sales teams, and tech support engineers to name just a few….

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A Hardware Software Demo From LectureMaker’s Studio, by Ron Fredericks
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You can order the same parts I used during the demo if you would like to follow along and build this “640 Gigabyte Memory Stick”.

Largest and fastest disk that fits in a really small enclosure like Acomdata’s Tango box Red cable to match red box Acomdata enclosure: smallest I could find with both USB and eSATA interfaces

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