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Iomega CDRW6402EXT CD-RW Burner

Iomega CDRW6402EXT CD-RW Burner
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Iomega does the job well

by Medazzaland , Sep 29 '02
Pros: Looks cool, works great, quiet, brand name, comes with free software
Cons: Big, relatively expensive, slow proprietary software (HotBurn)
Here's the (2 years old) system it's being used on:

Athlon 900 Mhz
256MB RAM
Win XP
40 Gig HD
Made for me by Ibuypower.com

I purchased the external Iomega CD-RW at Circuit City for $160 with a mail-in rebate of...
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Product Rating:Product Rating: 5.0
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Excellent external drive, highly recommended

by webb2184 , May 20 '02
Pros: Fast, USB 2.0 compatibility, external
Cons: none really except that nowadays there are faster drives out there
I always needed a cd-rw drive as my hard drive because more and more full of things that definitely needed to be burned onto cds, and then I received this as a present. I've had this drive for about 6 months now, and have been very pleased with it...
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