the Clone Store

About the Clone Store

In 1981 (prior to the WEB as we know it) the Clone Store (then Direct-Tick Inc.) created, manufactured and distributed a direct connection to the New York Stock Exchange using the Apple II using proprietary Hardware/Software. Metamorphosis of the company proceeded from a small beginning servicing one (1) target market to a more diverse calling with a total of three (3) company owned retail computer stores in Pennsylvania and New York. Now ... through focus changes and relocations - the Clone Store Forensic Lab of today. Thomas Net Describes the Clone Store in the following manner: A Data recovery & forensic imaging house specializing in the data recovery process from hard drives, flash drives, portable digital media players, internet enabled mobile phones, photo media & forensic imaging, examination. Operates state-of-the-art forensic/data recovery engines which aid in expediting data recovery & data examination processes. Reduced overall data recovery & forensic examination times which improves data recovery/forensic integrity & throughput. Employees are trained in the latest data recovery & forensic examination techniques. Distributor of write blockers & other hardware devices & hard drive diagnostic/repair/duplication devices. Tableau, Access Data's FTK . Professional forensic tools are available on demand. Member IEEE & IEEE computer society, Microsoft Certified Professional, others.... Experience from 1976 - Since the Beginning ... the Clone Store is a US Registered Trademark; I, Douglas L. thurston am the holder of that Trademark and retain the exclusive copyright to the information found herein and elsewhere as signed by me. Consider this signed.

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