HDD GURU FORUMS

http://www.dataexpert.com.hk/product/flash_extractor.htm

Anyone here know anything about this tool, or if it is an good?

Hello HaQue,

check this link http://www.epos.ua/view.php/en/products ... lashreader

BR

Jure

Hi

check this : viewtopic.php?f=1&t=26797&hilit=Flash+Extractor

Take note that it does not supply the software to recover data from the dumps. It just gets the dumps and you still need a program like PC3K Flash or SoftCentre to decipher the data, so to speak.

I'd think that your money would be better spend on tools that provide the necessary software to recover the files, unless your intentions are only to get the dumps and outsource the reconstruction elsewhere. If that is the case, it makes sense if the unit is cheap enough. (under $500, as far as I'm concerned)

eSATA is nice about it... especially for high capacity SSD chips.

labtech wrote:eSATA is nice about it... especially for high capacity SSD chips.

This is true...any idea on what the price is?

Also the inbuilt ability to read chips at varying voltage, specifically the LGA chips that need 1.8V

hddguy wrote:Also the inbuilt ability to read chips at varying voltage, specifically the LGA chips that need 1.8V

This is definitely beneficial, but I wonder how that would be controlled for this device?

I've asked for details, but no reply yet.

Anyone got a response?

I never contacted the sellers. Maybe HaQue will get a reply.