LaCie has launched a few new products, including an external DVD burner with LightScribe technology (which I think I’m going to have to break down and get, from LaCie or someone else), as well as the ...
CHATSWORTH, Calif., June 19, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Aleratec, developer and manufacturer of advanced USB, DVD/CD duplicating, recording, and digital imaging solutions is excited to announce today another ...
Vibrantly Colored Discs Combine 4.7GB Capacity on DVD’s Storage Side With Direct-to-Disc Burning of Silkscreen-quality Graphics/Text on Label Side Verbatim Corporation, the storage media producer ...
Newegg.com has a Samsung LightScribe internal DVD burner for just $26.99 with free 3-day shipping. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of reviews, features and blog posts. He ...
I have been Contributing Editor at one of the biggest selling UK computer magazines, PC Pro, since the first issue back in 1994. To be honest with you, we find it very hard to get too excited about a ...
Portable products typically must balance a set of contrary design goals: they can either offer fast performance or be physically light, but not both. LaCie’s Portable DVD±RW with LightScribe, Design ...
I back up my computers to hard drives using about a terabyte of storage (500 GB in each set). But these sets are incremental and rotate. I don’t keep any permanent copies, just two separate aging sets ...
I was looking at the Egg for an inexpensive CD/DVD burner that supported dual layer burning & I saw several drives with LightScribe technology. I see drives in the sub $40 range that have one or the ...
Digital Journal — Today you can add just about any function to your desktop or notebook PC simply by connecting a new device through a USB port; almost every digital camera, external hard disk and DVD ...
Looking for the hottest optical drive these days? Then high performance DVD writers like Hewlett-Packard's 940i (Fig. 1) are the drives of choice for PCs. Good luck finding BluRay or HD-DVD. It's ...
Optical discs... Apple hates them, but lots of people still use them. Blu-ray has been a relatively slow starter in the computer world and we will never see that technology in an Apple product.
So a client sends out occasional DVDs for delivery of GIS data to customers and wanted a more attractive DVD. I suggested lightscribe. As a favor, I helped them pickup a cheap lightscribe DVD burner, ...
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