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Samsung OEM 18x SATA DVD burner 39.99 at Newegg

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Originally posted by: Jester666
Originally posted by: RKS
It seems like a good deal but:

Does Samsung make their own drives or is this a re-badge?

Is this like the Plextor SATA burners that were actually IDE with a SATA converter/bridge attached to the back? I heard those were kinda flaky.

current drives are identified as "TSST" drives, stands for Toshiba Samsung Storage Technology

So you have this specific one and it shows up as TSST? I was also very curious to know if this was a re-badge.
Thanks!
 
just received mine. pretty quick shipping to the east coast now that the Egg has expanded its warehouses.
 
Originally posted by: RuffRyder1672
Originally posted by: Jester666
Originally posted by: RKS
It seems like a good deal but:

Does Samsung make their own drives or is this a re-badge?

Is this like the Plextor SATA burners that were actually IDE with a SATA converter/bridge attached to the back? I heard those were kinda flaky.

current drives are identified as "TSST" drives, stands for Toshiba Samsung Storage Technology

So you have this specific one and it shows up as TSST? I was also very curious to know if this was a re-badge.
Thanks!

i have a SH-D162C ( 😉 😀 :shocked: ) and it definately shows up as TSST....i don't think samsung rebadges...they use/make their own
 
it could in stock by tomorrow..the ETA is not always accurate and if it is $43 shipped vs $40 who cares
 
The big boys (i.e. primary tech companies) don't rebadge. The HP branded HLDS SATA is now widely available but alas not cheap and DVD-RAM has been deleted.

I would certainly take a TSST second though and would not buy a Lite-On design just for the interconnect. Wait until the fruits of the Philips partnership at least (PLDS).
 
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No email about it being back in stock. But I have gotten junk emails since I signed up. Bastards!
 
These are still overpriced IMO. They should be the same as their IDE counterparts.

Still, a good deal on a SATA drive.
 
Nice, so it was apparently in stock again and newegg didn't email me even though I signed up for auto-notification. Argh!
 
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