Panasonic's internal LF-PB271JD drive burns Blu-ray at 4x

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» Panasonic's internal LF-PB271JD drive burns Blu-ray at 4x

Article posted by XanTium | 17-10-2007 22:39 | Permalink | Digg News

From engadget.com:
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This unit fits snuggly within any Windows-based machine lookin' for a 5.25-inch optical drive, and it has no problems burning dual-layer BD-Rs at a furious (ahem) 4x pace. Additionally, you'll find a SATA interface along with backup software bundled in, and just in case you're not working exclusively with BD-R, it can also toast BD-RE at 2x, DVD±R at 16x, DVD±R DL at 8x, DVD-RW at 6x, CD-R at 40x and CD-RW at 24x.
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