The First Blu-ray Burner, Pioneer's BDR-101A
mikemuch writes "ExtremeTech has a review of Pioneer's BDR-101A-- the first Blu-ray burner available. The drive can do anything with CDs, is kind of slow with DVDs, and doesn't support double-density Blu-ray media, but hey, it's a start, and can burn 25GB in 42 minutes. Check out its burn speed benchmark performance at the link above."
Copyrighted media detected. Burn aborted.
42 minutes... Oy!
It remains to be seen if the Beta-Ra*COUGH* blu-ray has any merit.
Please forgive me. I seem to have caught a cold. It has persisted since, oh, about 1983 or so...
Try to hack my 31337 firewall!
2.5 terabytes for 10 bucks? me thinks ur ganna be waiting awhile... lol
Well I guess I will have to buy the White album again...
it is only after a long journey that you know the strength of the horse.
Let's just stick with DVD. 9,856,614K ought to be enough for anybody.
A current player can do anything with the burned Blu-Ray discs.
Don't think of it as a lack of a CD-Player/CD-Burner ...
Think of it as protection from Sony's Root-Kit
Here, now it's a cupholder too.
(Explanation here).
That's why I have my Mac backed up on 3,248 floppies. If anything goes wrong with one, I'll only lose 1.44MB
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CD Disk = Compact Disc Disk
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