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Plextor PX-716A
Optical drives
Price: £91.11 | Rating: 4/6
Plextor is known for making fast drives and the PX-716A's specs look promising. It supports 16x writing to both DVD+R and -R discs. With a...
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Tapwave Zodiac 2
Optical drives
Price: £329 | Rating: 4/6
Next time you're on a train behind a commuter who's fiddling with a shiny new PDA, take a look over his shoulder. No matter what...
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Creative Zen Portable Media Center
Optical drives
Price: £316.99 | Rating: 3/6
The sad demise of the Sega Dreamcast might seem irrelevant now, but the reason for its death is one that all technology companies should be...
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DRU-700A
Optical drives
Price: £90.48 | Rating: 4/6
The double-decker bus may soon be disappearing from London streets, but the idea that you can pack more in by adding a second layer stacked...
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NEC ND-2510A
Optical drives
Price: £54.86 | Rating: 4/6
The double-decker bus may soon be disappearing from London streets, but the idea that you can pack more in by adding a second layer stacked...
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Plextor PX-712SA
Optical drives
Price: £152 | Rating: 5/6
Even before we opened the box, we knew that Plextor's new DVD writer was going to be good. It's the successor to the speedy PX-708A,...
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Asus DRW-0804P
Optical drives
Price: £85.78 | Rating: 5/6
Although the excitement of dual-layer-capable DVD writers is still a few months away, manufacturers aren't sitting on their laurels where single-layer drives are concerned. DVD+R...
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TDK 440N
Optical drives
Price: £186.83 | Rating: 4/6
The numerous different recordable DVD formats are like blood types: the discs might all look the same, but you can't always use every type of...
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