USB Data Link Dongle PC to PC Direct File Copy Transfer - ODD SHARE

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USB Data Link Dongle PC to PC Direct File Copy Transfer

This is a USB data link cable which can transfer files directly or share optical disc drives from PC to PC. you can save 50% of the waiting time, also you don't have to worry about the size of the USB stick, just plug this dongle on and begin your data transfer within minutes. .

Most of the latest ultra thin Notebooks, NetBooks, ultra-mobile PCs or Tablet PCs come without a CD, DVD, or Blue-Ray disc drive due to cost and space limitations. Without a built-in optical disc drive(ODD), users needs some otherway to access their CDs or DVDs.

This item provides a simple and easy solution which lets you access an optical disc drive on another computer through an easy-to-use, high-speed USB 2.0 connection.

When you use this item to connect your computer to another one with a built-in ODD, you can enjoy all the functions available from the ODD, including playing music, watching movies, burning to disc, backing up important data, installing software from a CD, and even rebooting your computer from an eternal drive when everything else fails.