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Topic: Plextor
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Storage: 18x DVD±R burners
Plextor Plextor breathes new life into the dying breed that is DVD recorders (or at least we think they're dying, with Blu-ray and HD DVD right around the corner) by introducing the world's first 18x DVD±R burners. 18x is a rather odd number to have for optical recorders (from 16x you'd normally just go right o­n to 32x), but oh well.
Posted by zmcnulty on Monday, October 17, 2005 (1934 Reads)
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Peripherals: Black version of S-ATA DVD+R drive, etc.
Plextor

Plextor has announced a black version of their 12x DVD+R drive supporting Serial ATA, and has also made some clarifications about how it won't work under certain chipsets.

Posted by zmcnulty on Thursday, June 03, 2004 (2189 Reads)
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12x DVD+R from Plextor
Plextor

Plextor was first to market with an 8x DVD+R, so it o­nly makes sense that they are also first to market with 12x. Just like last (8x) time, it shouldn't be long now before we see the first 12x DVD-R, etc.. o­ne of these drives is even Serial ATA.

Posted by zmcnulty on Wednesday, March 10, 2004 (2664 Reads)
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Plextor introduces 8x DVD+R writing, DVD±R Drive
Plextor On July 10th, Plextor introduced 2 DVD±R drives capable of writing DVD+R discs at 8x speed. The two devices are the ATAPI internal PX-708A, and the USB 2.0/IEEE 1394 external PX-708UF.
Posted by zmcnulty on Tuesday, July 29, 2003 (2619 Reads)
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