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QPS offers USB 2.0, FIreWire DVDBurners

updated 10:30 am EDT, Thu September 6, 2001

 
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QPS has introduced three new Que! DVDBurners including the internal IDE/ATAPI Que! DVDBurner, the external QUE! USB 2.0 DVDBurner, and the external QUE! Fire DVDBurner. Both DVD-R and DVD-RAM discs can be used with these drives. The Internal model is priced at $549 and the External FireWire and USB 2.0 models are priced at $699. All models are available immediately


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  1. ryepug

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    09/06, 10:22am | report spam | Reply |

    It says PC-only.

    Seriously, now, who the h*** is writing the news at MacNN?

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    09/06, 12:24pm | report spam | Reply | delete

    wow that's getting cheap

    but the real question is: does iDVD support it? And if it does or will, where can you buy it?

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    09/06, 07:51pm | report spam | Reply | delete

    "As is" warranty with Q

    Caveat emptor! If you buy anything from QPS, there is effectively no warranty. If it works, then great. If it doesn't, you are screwed.

    There is no tech support at QPS. I bought a QPS QueFire CD burner 11 months ago. One month ago, the thing started making screeching noises and refused to burn CDs. I have been calling tech support every few days for the past month. After holding for 15-20 minutes, I give up and leave my name and number- they say they will call back. They have yet to return any of my messages. They don't call, they don't leave a message.

    I have also tried emailing tech support as well as customer support. No response.

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    09/06, 08:10pm | report spam | Reply | delete

    Tech support....

    I had a faulty drive just over a year ago. Getting a good rep is the key. If you feel like they are bad just hang up and call again. And never hang up until you are sure you have a valid RMA # and everything is ok. Good luck though!

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