Monday, October 25th 2010

Pioneer Ready with Blu-ray XL Burner Drive, Too

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btarunr
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Closely trailing Buffalo, Pioneer is ready with its BDR-206MBK internal SATA Blu-ray XL burner drive, slated for market release next month. If bezel design is anything to go by, Pioneer's drive closely resembles Buffalo's RXL-6FBS-BK. Perhaps they're both made by the same source. Like Buffalo's drive, this one burns BDXL discs at 4X, BD-RE XL discs at 2X, and conventional single and double layer BD-R discs at 6X. Pioneer will bundle CyberLink's PowerDVD 10, PowerProducer 5, Power2Go 7, InstantBurn 5, PowerBackup 2, Medi@Show 5 and LabelPrint 2 software with this drive.
Source: TechConnect Magazine

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8 Comments on Pioneer Ready with Blu-ray XL Burner Drive, Too

#1
filip007
Just the last of its kind like dinosaurs, and access time is what half an hour :laugh:

I head the last Teac with 52x CDR, 16X DVDR it was making sounds like Formula 1 on cornering, and access time about 80ms.
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#2
mdsx1950
Time for an upgrade :D

Any idea about price?
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#3
btarunr
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Should be around $300, if not more.
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#4
Ar3s
Labelprint 2 included. Does that mean you can print labelflash discs with this ? :toast:
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#5
buggalugs
why does this burn half as fast as the previous model even on BD-R?
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#6
meirb111
it will take a lot of time to burn 1 disk of 128giga
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#7
timta2
Considering how expensive the DL discs are currently, I'm sure the XL discs are going to be cost prohibitive. Especially when you can buy a 2TB hard drive for less than $100.
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#8
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
agree on the costs but ya know the BD R discs themselves arent that bad.
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