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Summary: Why not, go external?!?!
Review: There have been some people leaving reviews for this product saying "why go external? Why go external?" Well look, if you've got a laptop that only has a DVD drive, or just a CD-ROM drive and you want to record your own CDs what do you do or even if you want to copy from one CD to another or some files off of a DVD what then? Also have you thought that installing internals on a desktop on your own would void your warranty, because it does? And if something goes wrong then there you go, you're out of luck cause it's or own fault for cracking the case to put in a product. As for the cost, yes we can easily see that cost is an issue. It's obvious externals will cost more. Also, what about portability. I sure as heck don't want to buy two or three different drives for each computer I'll be using. I could keep going, but but just think before you write. If you don't have anything directly product related, in regard to reviewing, just keep it to yourself. (I would take my own advice, but there are people out there not using these review places as they are designed to be used.)
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Summary: Why not, go external?!?!
Review: There have been some people leaving reviews for this product saying "why go external? Why go external?" Well look, if you've got a laptop that only has a DVD drive, or just a CD-ROM drive and you want to record your own CDs what do you do or even if you want to copy from one CD to another or some files off of a DVD what then? Also have you thought that installing internals on a desktop on your own would void your warranty, because it does? And if something goes wrong then there you go, you're out of luck cause it's or own fault for cracking the case to put in a product. As for the cost, yes we can easily see that cost is an issue. It's obvious externals will cost more. Also, what about portability. I sure as heck don't want to buy two or three different drives for each computer I'll be using. I could keep going, but but just think before you write. If you don't have anything directly product related, in regard to reviewing, just keep it to yourself. (I would take my own advice, but there are people out there not using these review places as they are designed to be used.)
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Summary: Why to go external.
Review: This drive includes a case, an inline power brick, a FireWire cable, and the drive. They all fit into the case. This is a *highly* portable drive and I shuffle between home and work with it often. Once FireWire card in my work PC and a Mac at home and I can burn anywhere. And since it's a Plextor, I've not had a coaster yet.
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Summary: Portable and Easy...
Review: This is the easiest CD-RW drive I've worked with. Includes BURNproof technology that creates skip free music and NO COASTERS! Everything in one convenient carrying case makes it easily portable. I also recently purchased one of QPS' 20G external hard drives...works like a charm...
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Summary: No problems with my laptop!
Review: This product is simply outstanding! Installation was a breeze, and I was burning CDs within 30 minutes. I haven't had any problems burning disks or reading the burned disks on other drives, despite a what finiky laptop. I also like the handy carrying case for the drive, which goes well with a portable laptop. By the way, this product comes with a 6 pin to 6 pin firewire cable. If you have a laptop with a small (4 pin) firewire port, you should order a 6 pin to 4 pin firewire adapter/cable. ...
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