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Kano ships 8x dual-format DVD recorder with FireWire

updated 11:05 am EST, Mon December 8, 2003

 

8x dual-format DVD-/+RW


today introduced its 8x dual-format DVD+RW/R and DVD-RW/R drive. The K8Xtreme offers both a USB 2.0 and FireWire connection and an 8x write speed for both DVD+R and -R media, allowing it to burn an entire DVD in less than 15 minutes. The drive can also write to and read CD media at 32x16x40x speeds, and can read DVD-ROM at a speed of 12x. The external K8Xtreme Mac model includes Roxio Toast Lite for audio and video recording and playback. It is $300 (model no. K8500RF).


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    Nice, but....

    At 8x speeds, you can actually burn an entire DVD in a bit over 7 minutes (4x is the one that takes around 15 minutes). Pretty incredible when you think about it..... I'm glad I've held off on buying a DVD burner until now......... thinking about 2x DVD burners that take 30 minutes to burn a disc.

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    Will Apple support it

    I thought Apple didn't support all third party DVD burners.

    Will Apple allow iDVD and DVDSP write to it?

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    apple will not

    Apple will not support this drive. Toast does. I saw it on sale at CompUSA this weekend for $69.

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    Where to buy...

    online? I am not finding it anywhere...

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    $69?

    Ermm, how could CompUSA have had a $300 8x dual format DVD burner on sale for $69?

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    $69

    he probably means the price of Toast, not the drive.

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    and macconnection

    $79 at macconnection

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    Makes sense..

    To release this now since my Pioneer DVR-106 is on it's way to me.. ;-)

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    ddr2

    US MEMORY MANUFACTURER Micron will say today that it has started volume production of DDR2 memory.
    The firm is shipping the memory chip in densities including 256Mbit, 512Mbit and 1Gbit, and those will make their appearance in dual inline memory modules (DIMMs) in densities from 128MB to 4GB, Micron will say.

    It claims it is the only memory manufacturer with the three densities already available, and will start shipping modules and chips in volume in the first quarter of 2004.

    DDR2 is essential to Intel's future microprocessor strategy. Starting next year, Intel will produce a range of "Grantsdale" chip sets which make use of DDR2 memory.

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