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Articles: Storage
Two DVD±RW Dual Layer Burners Reviewed: Pioneer DVR-110D and Toshiba SD-R5472 (page 15)Category: Storage [ 10/17/2005 | 01:15 PM ] Fujifilm DVD+RW 4xWe’ve got to rewritable media at last, and first comes a DVD+RW disc from Fujifilm. The screenshots above do not differ much, with the maximum of PI Failures being a little above the norm in both cases. The disc from the Toshiba SD-R5472 looks somewhat better, though. It has a smaller total of errors and more uniform write quality throughout the disc. TDK DVD+RW 4xBoth drives perform worse with the rewritable medium from TDK. The maximum level of PI Failures is exceeded on both recorded discs. The errors are distributed on both discs in a similar manner. Digitex DVD-RW 4xNeither of the drives could produce an acceptable-quality disc in this test, too. The level of PI Failures is too high on both Digitex DVD-RW discs recorded at 4x speed. You can also see that the errors on the disc recorded by the Toshiba SD-R5472 are mostly concentrated in a single spot. Verbatim DVD-RW 4xThe last medium to be tested, a DVD-RW disc from Verbatim, provoked no troubles with either of the drives. The errors are all within acceptable ranges. The disc recorded by the Pioneer DVR-110D is especially good: the PI Errors and PI Failures graphs are indicative of stable burn quality throughout the entire disc and of a small total number of errors. <%BANNER[banner_468x30]%>
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Category NewsCategory: Storage Wednesday, July 23, 20089:58 pm Western Digital Releases VelociRaptor for Enterprises. WD Launches Enterprise Version of VelociRaptor 12:29 pm SanDisk Blames Windows Vista for Low Performance of Solid State Drives. SanDisk: Vista Is Not Optimized for Flash Memory Solid State Disk Friday, July 18, 20086:03 am Micron and Seagate to Lead Solid State Drive Standardization Efforts at JEDEC. JEDEC Announces Dedicated Subcommittee to Set Standards for SSDs Friday, July 11, 20089:50 pm Seagate Unleashes World's First 1.5TB Hard Disk Drives. Seagate Increases Hard Drive Capacity to 1500GB Thursday, July 10, 20082:03 pm Samsung Starts Volume Production of 128GB Solid State Drives. Samsung Initiates Mass Production of Relatively Affordable 128GB SSDs All Latest News <%BANNER[right_130x130_1]%>
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