Tuesday, February 19th 2008
Samsung’s Latest DVD Burner Offers Blazing Fast 22x Recording Speed
Samsung Electronics announced today shipment of the industry's fastest DVD burner the new Super-WriteMaster SH-S223. The SH-S223 drive offers a powerful over-speed performance features that enable consumers to burn data at high speeds - even on low speed media. With over-speed recording, users can write at 22x speeds on 16x media and 12x speeds on 8x media. The SH-S223 drive provides fast recording speeds across a gamut of different data media types including: 22x DVD±R recording, 12x DVD-RAM recording, 16x DVD+R Dual Layer recording, 12x DVD-R Dual Layer recording, 8x DVD+RW recording and 6x DVD-RW recording. The drive will be offered with SATA interface and Samsung's live firmware update program for quick firmware upgrades over the Internet. As with Samsung's complete WriteMaster optical disc drive lineup, the SH-S223 also features specific technology that ensures best-of-breed performance including SAT (Speed Adjustment Technology), TAC (Tilt Actuator Compensation) and Double OPC (Optimum Power Control). The SH-S223 is also eco-friendly designed and is RoHS compliant.
Source:
Akihabaranews.com
15 Comments on Samsung’s Latest DVD Burner Offers Blazing Fast 22x Recording Speed
do a lot of people own blu ray burners for their pc?
Im almost scared to wonder how much time itll take for Blu ray to make it to the x speeds that DVD is at right now.
Furthermore when are the DVD manufacturers going to produce DVDs tha we can actually use beyond 16x? because thats all I still see around nowadays.
Media speed apparently doesn't matter on this drive.
1x BD = 3.4x DVD = 30x CD
Here's a threadexplaining it.
Just like with Blu ray and HD DVD having a higher bandwidth than DVD just a slower burn rate i.e. 2x