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Nuggets: DVD drives goin' cheap...

Justin Pearse ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 02 Aug 1999 13:54 BST

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DVD trio slash prices

Samsung has announced a trio of budget DVD/CD-ROM drives... and about time.

The SD-606 is a 6x internal DVD-ROM drive, with transfer rates of up to 8,100KB/sec and 110ms access time, selling for around £50. Next up is the SW-206 CD-RW drive. This records at 6x, re-writes at 4x and reads at the standard 24x. It's yours for around £130.

Finally there's the SC-148 internal 48x CD-ROM drive. Samsung says that this uses a new stepping motor, to improve access time, readability and playability. It gives transfer rates of up to 7200KB/sec, with average access times of 80ms, and costs £30. All three drives are in the shops now.


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