24X Samsung!!!!!

Netopia

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<< *(Price after one or more rebates. Click on price for detailed information.) >>



Where do you get that there's no rebate involved?

Joe
 

Triggerhappy007

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It's an instant rebate.
Regular Retail Price: $119.99
-$30.00 Instant Saving
CompUSA Price: $89.99 Price after instant & mail-in rebates

I just bought a Lite-on from newegg, going to try it out later today.


 

Maverick319

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Regular Retail Price: $119.99
-$30.00 Instant Saving

CompUSA Price: $89.99 Price after instant & mail-in rebates

Up to 40x max.


It's an Instant Rebate. Wish all my rebates were "instant"


I have a Que DVD-ROM that is a Samsung rebadge, and I must say I am not impressed. It is an OK drive, not terrible and not spectacular. It's ok. The 16x deals started almost IMMEDIATELY after I bought my 12x drive 7 months ago, and I just bought a 24x (Lite-On deal at OD) and sold my 12x.


So the moral of the story is, there will be a CDRW deal for you if you wait long enough. What's next? UltraATA 100 CDRW's? I think they are trying to pump as much life into CDRW before DVD-R takes over, which is OK as long as I can buy a fast DVD-R for $50.00 AR soon.

 

unclebud

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i like my 16x samsung just fine ($49 if wheresmydoggonerebate sends me my thirty dollar rebate), i have sold almost all of the 24x lite-ons. when people were getting lite-ons instead of plextors in the creatives and iomegas in hot deal, people in this forum WERE CRYING LIKE A BABY.
people only think what they can think, not that they ACTUALLY KNOW ANYTHING.
good luck to the poster of this thread
 

unclebud

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what about shipping? but that's online anyway--this is in-store as well. no waiting and posting to "see if anyone else got their drive yet?"
 

cuteybunny

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avoid samsung like the plague, its buffer underun protection is not advanced like other burner such as liteon where it will adjust speed depending on media quality so you don't get a bad burn. i'm frustrated with samsung because you have to guess what speed to burn with any media and most likely you get corrupted CD :(

 

unclebud

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"its buffer underun protection is not advanced like other burner such as liteon where it will adjust speed depending on media quality so you don't get a bad burn." how is that not advanced? sounds advanced to me...
 

BlueIce

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<< "its buffer underun protection is not advanced like other burner such as liteon where it will adjust speed depending on media quality so you don't get a bad burn." how is that not advanced? sounds advanced to me... >>



He was talking about the Samsung having a bad buffer underrun tech. Things you noticed by the power of reading...
 

cuteybunny

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i have this burner myself and it can't burn any media correctly that is not 24x certified. let say you try to burn a 8x media at 8x, it will not be readable or corrupted. I dunno what I gonna do with it, maybe toss it out the windows and get a liteon instead where everyone is bragging?