marben
15-04-2003, 19:10
CDRinfo, come sempre completissimo di dettagli, descrive il nuovo masterizzatore Plextor che si appresta a giungere sugli scaffali dei negozi.
E sembra davvero interessante...
Plextor Europe announced today the latest CD-RW. The brand new PlexWriter Premium supports CD-R reading/writing at a speed of 52x, and rewrites at a top speed of 32x. The drive has an access time of less than 65 ms, an extensive 8MB buffer, and is equipped with the Buffer Underrun Proof technology to avoid this kind of error.
PlexWriter Premium offers the new “GigaRec” function, allowing storing up to 1.2 GB of data on a standard 99 minute CD (or up to 1 GB on an 80 minute CD), an increase in capacity of over 40%. With its “SecuRec” hardware password protection, you can protect all your data. To extend the working life of the drive and run the whole process really quietly, you can use “Silent Mode” to set the access times, read and write speed and the eject time yourself.
A “Q-Check” or quality control (C1/C2 error test, FE/TE test and Beta/Jitter test) before and after the burning process provides you with the necessary information about the quality of your CD.
Notevole questo sistema "GigaRec" : 1.2 Gb di dati su un CD da 99 minuti !
Veramente incredibili anche i tempi di accesso: 65 ms...
Ma non oso pensare quanto costerà :eek:
A voi i commenti...
E sembra davvero interessante...
Plextor Europe announced today the latest CD-RW. The brand new PlexWriter Premium supports CD-R reading/writing at a speed of 52x, and rewrites at a top speed of 32x. The drive has an access time of less than 65 ms, an extensive 8MB buffer, and is equipped with the Buffer Underrun Proof technology to avoid this kind of error.
PlexWriter Premium offers the new “GigaRec” function, allowing storing up to 1.2 GB of data on a standard 99 minute CD (or up to 1 GB on an 80 minute CD), an increase in capacity of over 40%. With its “SecuRec” hardware password protection, you can protect all your data. To extend the working life of the drive and run the whole process really quietly, you can use “Silent Mode” to set the access times, read and write speed and the eject time yourself.
A “Q-Check” or quality control (C1/C2 error test, FE/TE test and Beta/Jitter test) before and after the burning process provides you with the necessary information about the quality of your CD.
Notevole questo sistema "GigaRec" : 1.2 Gb di dati su un CD da 99 minuti !
Veramente incredibili anche i tempi di accesso: 65 ms...
Ma non oso pensare quanto costerà :eek:
A voi i commenti...