, 2002 1:44 PM
Subject: Re: CD-RW advice
Paul Moore wrote:
The fact is most of the CD Burners stem from about 4 or 5 main
manufactures.
Most CLAIM to make the CD Burner, but a close look at the Firmware
will
show this to be a lie... I know the three big ones are Yamaha, Lite On,
and
HP. I
Well, Samsung Acer are the only two that i've ever heard of. I've
heard a lot of quality problems with Acer hardware. Samsung seems to
have a decent reputation.
Have you looked at pricewatch.com yet? I see a Yamaha (which has a very
good reputation) IDE 20x10x40 for $96 amd a 24x10x40 for
Previously, Net Llama chose to write:
Well, Samsung Acer are the only two that i've ever heard of. I've
heard a lot of quality problems with Acer hardware. Samsung seems to
have a decent reputation.
Have you looked at pricewatch.com yet? I see a Yamaha (which has a very
good reputation)
Previously, Tim Wunder chose to write:
Although, I HAVE heard that their IDE drives have a
better reputation than heir IDE drives.
er, I have heard that their IDE drives have a better reputation than their
SCSI drives.
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--- Tim Wunder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Previously, Net Llama chose to write:
Well, Samsung Acer are the only two that i've ever heard of. I've
heard a lot of quality problems with Acer hardware. Samsung seems
to
have a decent reputation.
Have you looked at pricewatch.com yet? I
More info, for the curious:
Previously, I chose to write:
I know... this has been hashed out before, but technology changes. I
need to replace my old Yamaha SCSI CD-RW with a new one, probably IDE
(once I straighten out my filesystem and get rid of the 2.4GB drive). I
mosied over to my local
