Bob Sullivan wrote:
Alex,
Been using Plexors at work since 1x CD writers.
Nothing but flawless operations, but pricy.
When I bought mine at home, I went cheaper and saw the problems.
(not insurmontable, but annoying)
All this stuff is so cheap now, how can you go wrong!
Regards, Bob S.
That was what I thought when I bought the gear for a wireless setup.
You don't want to hear the thoughts I had a month later, when it was
still not working after two changes of equipment. My strongest
recommendation is to not buy Belkin.
On 5/5/06, Alexandru-Cristian Sarbu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 5/5/06, mike wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My ancient (one of the first x2 rewriters in the country!!!) CDRW
drive seems to be expiring. Just in time for me to fill my HDD with
PEF files.
>
> I'm looking at a Philips PBDV1660G/00 DVD+-RW.
>
> Anyone got any nasty experiences, humerous stories, prices cheaper
than £29.36?
>
> Other recommendations?
>
> mike
>
You should take a look at www.cdfreaks.com
The review is here: http://www.cdfreaks.com/article/267 Overall, it
seems a good drive.
Hmm... a week ago, I was in a computer store, wanting to buy a LG
4167B. Instead, I choosed a Plextor - big mistake. That Plextor - the
PX750A - is actually a very expensive Teac.
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Best regards,
Alex Sarbu
