Pine 16X cdr drive 44.91 at Sams

[Flipderr]

Sams in Iowa has the Pine 16X recorder priced at 44.91.
No rebates involved.
Box did not specify what burning software was included.

 

[chrisjor]

Wonder who the manufacturer's this drive?

 

[chrisjor]

hey.......how did you get your join date to say 12/2000, yet you only have 1 post?

 

[mrVW]

Good deal, most retailers (Best buy for reference) charge $79.99.

 

[ScrapSilicon]

<< hey.......how did you get your join date to say 12/2000, yet you only have 1 post? >>

R U serious? There's lotsa ATers who have been members long time with no posts..there was a thread in OT about it awhile back. back to the topic...what's in the Pine box? <-----hmmm...sounds like a funeral director there

 

[FoBoT]

<< hey.......how did you get your join date to say 12/2000, yet you only have 1 post? >>



just join, but don't post for 1.2 years

i'll check out the one here in KCMO tomorrow, sounds like a bargain

 

[Jugernot]

Damn, our Sam's never keeps any of the older stuff in stock. Althought we do have the 24x for $89.

 

[Aceman]

Can we get a sku, please

 

[Siniminister]

I picked up a 24x10x?? (I forget the read spead) Pine for my wife last year on an Amazon.com deal posted here.. I have no idea what the drive really is, nor do I know how to ID it.. but it's been unsatisfactory. Using TY discs, burning at 24x is flaky, 16x seems reliable. 10x for RW? I've tried a few different RW media, and it won't burn at anything faster than 4x.

The kicker is it came with Nero, which I thought was great until I noticed it was a somewhat outdated version. I tried the most recent Nero, but the drive wasn't even recognized (maybe it works in more recent Nero versions, I haven't checked since I got the drive).