i want to purchase are dual layer rewriter but all know of iz the pioneer 108 rewriter is the n e other ones which are dual layer rewriters and are they better thanks
Are you asking if there are dual layre rewriters.. i dont think dual layre rewriteable media even exists.. and if it does they have to cost at least 20 bucks each as r's are still 15 dollars.
Hi y2amir, As 2005 stated the only dual layer blank media available is +R right now. They are used one time. As to other burner drives there are at least 5 I know of. Pioneer, Plextor, Sony, Nec, and Phillips. Out of those 5 my choices would be the Plextor or Pioneer just from past experience. The dual layer drives are too new to actually know how well they will hold up. Jerry
The LG 4120B seems to be very good, as per reviews. It burns all formatts. At $99. seems like a good price. It will work on my HP 350n, but I want the HP 530i or 630i DL burner, only because I like the Record Now software that comes with the driver.
there's also the nec 2510a which reading many a posts on the tinternet gets a v.good write up.. i've just purchased 1 but not been able to try the dual layer writing yet as dont really wanna pay £7 a disk just yet but writes all other disc's ok
I have the same drive and i love it alot. It does DPM and it can backup nearly all cd game protections except the newest versions of safedisk which is its only setback. It is only a 8x writer but thats plenty fast enough for me.
vpower - Some reviews for the LG 4120B. http://pcplus.co.uk/reviews/?pagetypeid=2&articleid=5631&subsectionid=372&subsubsectionid=33 http://www.ciao.co.uk/LG_GCC_4120B__5398573 http://www.trustedreviews.com/article.aspx?page=1241&head=12 http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=96209 enjoy.
well im not working at the moment, trying to decide on a career change so i have plenty of spare time.
I had an enforced career change a few years back, I had helicopter flying lessons to alleviate my boredom. That was fun.
Thats sound great maybe i could take my mother in law up with me then ask her to go out and wash the windows, somewhere over the north sea would be good.