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<blockquote data-quote="Old Satellite" data-source="post: 14090" data-attributes="member: 175277">A word of caution to all CDRW would be purchasers.The sell through of 40 x and 48 x and 52 x write speeds are not what they really are !.None of them can actually write a full disk at this&nbsp; speed the technolgy for writing uses both CAV and CLV&nbsp; the CAV aspect is used to obatin the addition writing speed at a certain area of the disc.CAV is constant Angular velocity CLV is constant linear velocityThe actual time for the complete writing of a CDRW from a 16 X to a supposed 52 X is minmal unless you are going to be burning hundreds of discs.Also check out the leatest drives for the newer Mount Ranier functionality&nbsp; this will greatly improve the usability of CDRW in the near future when Microsoft implements the new format has a standard.Also if you are quick you can still catch some of the 1 st generation DVD RW that have a full CDRW functionality for around a 100 pounds.Next year you can expect the CDRW business to slowly change towards a Combi drive ( CDRW with DVD rom ) and also the pace of DVDRW will increase has the price continues to fall.I agree with the information provided to ensure that you purchase a drive with Burn proof technology.You can also check out thew CDRW information site for the latest in the market and software downloads etc.Link is provided below.<a href="http://www.cdrinfo.com" target="_blank">http://www.cdrinfo.com</a>RegardsOld Satellite</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Old Satellite, post: 14090, member: 175277"] A word of caution to all CDRW would be purchasers. The sell through of 40 x and 48 x and 52 x write speeds are not what they really are !. None of them can actually write a full disk at this speed the technolgy for writing uses both CAV and CLV the CAV aspect is used to obatin the addition writing speed at a certain area of the disc. CAV is constant Angular velocity CLV is constant linear velocity The actual time for the complete writing of a CDRW from a 16 X to a supposed 52 X is minmal unless you are going to be burning hundreds of discs. Also check out the leatest drives for the newer Mount Ranier functionality this will greatly improve the usability of CDRW in the near future when Microsoft implements the new format has a standard. Also if you are quick you can still catch some of the 1 st generation DVD RW that have a full CDRW functionality for around a 100 pounds. Next year you can expect the CDRW business to slowly change towards a Combi drive ( CDRW with DVD rom ) and also the pace of DVDRW will increase has the price continues to fall. I agree with the information provided to ensure that you purchase a drive with Burn proof technology. You can also check out thew CDRW information site for the latest in the market and software downloads etc. Link is provided below. [url]http://www.cdrinfo.com[/url] Regards Old Satellite [/QUOTE]

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