Sometimes having an external DVD burner is a great idea. I mean think about it. What if that hot chick from math class comes over and she want’s a copy of American Pie 2 burned for her? You’d use your ...

The Iomega Super DVD QuikTouch 8x Video Burner is an analog-to-DVD converter with a broad software suite and exceptional recordable-media compatibility. Its 8X maximum speed and dual-format ...

The Plextor PX-810SA DVD Super Multi Drive is a great performing CD/DVD burner. Its SATA connection opens up bandwidth to allow greater data throughput than EIDE/ATA. It doesn't support HD burning ...

Click to viewThe internet has made it easier than ever to share media and data with friends, family, and co-workers, but that doesn't mean burning your own CDs and DVDs is a thing of the past.

MARIN COUNTY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 23, 2003--Sonic Solutions (Nasdaq:SNIC), announced today that its new RecordNow!(TM) version 6 CD/DVD data mastering software is now bundled with the new ...

We've taken a look at quite a few dual format DVD burners over the last few months, and found some to be better than others for various reasons. Most, if not all, of the drives we've reviewed shined ...

COMMENTARY--If you've been in the market for a DVD burner, you've no doubt encountered a hodgepodge of standards: DVD-R, DVD-RAM, DVD-RW, and DVD+RW. And while one isn't necessarily better than the ...

Sony on Tuesday announced plans to ship its DRX-710UL-T DVD burner in December. The Macintosh-compatible external double-layer DVD burner features FireWire 400 and USB 2.0 interfaces, and comes with ...

Samsung Electronics Ltd., the worldwide digital consumer electronics and information technology leader, announces the world’s fastest DVD burner, the Super-WriteMaster™ SH-S203. The SH-S203 is a 20X ...

Apple’s eMac provides a lot of bang for the buck. But you can add an even bigger bang for less than $100: a modern optical drive capable of recording double-layer DVDs. By adding one of these drives ...

In the beginning there was the 29-cent audio cassette tape from Kmart, and it held all of the data our early Apple, Commodore and Atari computers could possibly need. But the machines got bigger and ...