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Micro Advantage DVD+-RW/CD-RW Superdrive (Dual)

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Micro Advantage DVD+-RW/CD-RW Superdrive (Dual)

Reviews	Views	Date of last review
1	2674	12-26-2004

Recommended By	Average Price	Average Rating
100% of reviewers	$80.00	10.0

Description:

Dual DVD/CD Burner - Supports both -+ DVD-R/RW.
8X DVD+R 4X DVD-R Write 4X/2X ReWrite
40X Write(?) 24X CD-RW ReWrite
40X Read

2MB Cache (Buffer Underrun protection)

Burned a few CDs with no problems at all at full speed. Seems to only get up to 20x so thats why the ? above.

DVD-R burning is perfect. No problems. Suse picked it up right away. Only thing I thought was strange is that it lists 2 drives: 1 DVD-+RW and 1 CD-RW. But overall works perfectly.

Bought it for $149.99 at OfficeMax.

Keywords:

DVD+RW DVD-RW CD-RW

Author

12-26-2004, 11:13 PM

haimeltjnfg

Registered: May 2004

Distribution: debian

Posts: 235

Would you recommend the product? yes | Price you paid?: $80.00 | Rating: 10

Kernel (uname -r):	2.6.7
Distribution:	debian sarge

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works great. it only burns at 20x because your hard drive can't feed it information at a faster sustained rate. k3b tells you the actual speed, unlike nero, which tells you the ideal speed.

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