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At KitGuru we review a plethora of different products but it’s not often that we look at things like optical drives which are reasonably homogeneous in design and don’t differ greatly in terms of performance.
Today we are going to look at LiteOn’s latest external DVD/CD writer, the eTAU108, which is designed with portability in mind. It draws all the power it needs from a single USB port meaning it can be used with a laptop on the move.
Specification
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DVD Family:
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Write
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Rewrite
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Read
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Access Time
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DVD+R 8X
DVD-R 8X DVD+R9 6X DVD-R9 6X DVD-RAM 5X |
DVD+RW 8X
DVD-RW 6X |
DVD-ROM 8X
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1/3 Stroke:180ms
Full Stroke: 310ms Random Access: 180ms |
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CD Family:
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Write
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Rewrite
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Read
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Access Time
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CD-R 24X
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CD-RW 24X
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CD-ROM 24X
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1/3 Stroke:180ms
Full Stroke: 310ms Random Access: 180ms |
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Interface:
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High Speed USB 2.0
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Data Buffer:
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2MB (MAX)
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Compatibility:
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Microsoft Windows 2000/ XP/ Vista & Linux
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Dimension:
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142.1(W) x 19.4 (H) x 143.8 (L) mm
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Weight:
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<0.35kg
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LiteOn eTAU108 External Top-Load DVD/CD Writer Review,
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August 24, 2010
#1
Liteon are a good optical drive maker, always buy them for internal DVD drives for my system builds. This time however id like to get a usb 2 powered blu ray unit, like the one zardon reviewed last month in the HQV article. seems to make more sense in 2010 for media options also.
August 24, 2010
#2
This is a very good product, interesting to see more of these reviews on kitguru, rather than just the high end cpus and graphics cards. monitors and these little items are great reads.
August 24, 2010
#3
Very cool idea of using macintosh computers now and then. like to see a balance on tech sites.
August 27, 2010
#4
Seems the first thing to go on Netbook and ultra light Notebook computers is the DvD R/W. This small USP plug and play fills my need for a DvD on both a Netbook and a Ultra light.