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DVD Burner Advice??
Thinking of getting a Poineer AO6 Burner.
Any downsides to this thought?
Cheers
Clem
Any downsides to this thought?
Cheers
Clem
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Clem Reid
Toshiba P200 notebook
Dual core 2.16Ghz
2Gb Ram
2 x 160Gb HDD
XP Pro
DVD Multi drive
Intel P4P800 865PE
2GB DDR333
1 x 120Gb SATA Seagate 7200
WXP Pro
A06 DVD Writer
Samsung CDR/RW
Intel 815EP P111 1ghz
512mg 133Ram
40Gb ATA Seagate 7200
200Gb ATA Seagate 7200
WXP
Samsung CDR/RW
Poineer DVD Rom
1 X 250Gb ATA Seagate 7200 in caddie
1X 250GB Maxtor in Caddie -
Other than only doing -R and -RW, none that I can think of. I've got a A03 and an A06 and been very pleased with both. You can probably find more versatility and speed in some of the latest greatest models but for dependability and plain old getting-the-job-done, I like my Pioneers.Last edited by dchip; 4 February 2004, 23:41. -
dchip
What is this? The specs say it does +R/RW as well as - R/RW.
I'm waiting for A07 to replace my A03.Brian (the devil incarnate)
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I think you're right. Honestly, I had never really looked at the specs on my A06. I've worked with -R so much that I guess I forgot about the +R, etc. Thank you, Brian.
On a side note, I heard something, not long ago, about some method of upgrading the A06 to burn dual layer media but I haven't really looked into it.Comment
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