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A cursory Google search for slot-load burners for desktops, be they Blu-ray burners or DVD burners, reveals that while a lot of people are looking for these kinds of drives for their desktops, very few of them exist in the wild — or even available in the market. We here at MacPCWiz figure that just Continue reading DIY “how to”: creating a Slot-load Blu-ray and DVD burners for desktop
Read more inside about the new PX-B940SA from PlextorM, only here at MacPCWiz.
I found this review for LG’s most current Blu Ray burner offering which is touted for its Blu-ray disc re-writeable features. LG USA was kind enough to send us the LG BH08LS20 Super Multi Blu-ray Disc Rewriter with LightScribe. LG, even though an early endorser of Blu-Ray, has made it possible for the consumer to experience Continue reading LG BH08LS20 Super Multi Blu-ray Disc Re-Writeable REVIEW |
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Plextor jumps into the world of 12x Blu-Ray burning with its new PX-B940SA 12x Blu-ray Writer.The PX-B940SA not only uses the latest Blu-ray technology, but also a dual-layer DVD-ROM that combines multiple formats – DVD R/RW and RAM – into one. It accepts disk of 8cm and 12cm (in horizontal position) and has an 8MB buffer, to ensure continuity of data.
Toshiba announced the newest Qosmio model today, the X500 series, and the most notable new feature is the overdue, inevitable inclusion of a Blu-Ray drive or burner–Toshiba’s first. (The one-time proponent of HD-DVD formally announced it was getting into the Blu-Ray game last month.) The X500 also has an Intel Core i7 processor, 6GB of DDR3 RAM, Nvidia GeForce GTS 250 graphics with a gigabyte of DDR5 memory, HDMI, Harmon/Kardon sound, and room for two hard drives (one of which can be a solid-state disk). Read more from MacPCWiz. 
With the advent of Blu-Ray technology, it seems that everybody is jumping on that specific bandwagon. Sony now offers a free Blu-Ray upgrade on its newest and latest VAIO laptop computer models. Is this a great deal or what? MacPCWiz found this article, read on.
Sharp has announced that it’s now capable of building a blue-violet laser that’s capable of writing triple and quadruple-layer Blu-ray (BD) discs at up to 8x. This would probably make a case for those people who want to back-up exclusively to Blu-Ray discs. As of the moment, people are still hampered by the 25GB and 50GB limits of Blu-Ray. With this new development, will we be seeing higher data quantities on BD-Rs and BD-REs? Read more from MacPCWiz.