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Samsung SH-S222A


$30.00 Released August, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Value - inexpensive and competitively featured. Easy to install - most users will have it up and running in under 15 minutes. Well documented - the included instructions are easy to follow.

The Cons:Noisy when running at full speed. IDE connectivity only - no SATA support. Doesn't include any DVD playback or CD/DVD writing software.

The Samsung SH-S222A is an internal DVD/CD writer that connects to PCs via a Parallel ATA interface. Once connected, the unit can record single- and dual-layer discs at up to 22x (DVD) and 48x (CD). Unique about this device is its S.

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A.T. (Speed Adjustment Technology), which automatically burns discs at the most optimized speed, based on the strength of the CD. And when running at high-speeds, the unit’s Buffer Under Run Technology prevents Buffer Under Run errors from occurring—ensuring the process runs seamlessly without unwarranted blunders. Other notable aspects of the Samsung SH-S222A include an aerodynamic frame for reduced acoustic noise, double OPC technology for less writing errors, and automatic firmware updates.

Features

  • Internal DVD/CD Writer
  • PATA Interface
  • Single/Dual Layer Discs
  • Speed Adjustment Technology
  • Buffer Under Run Technology
  • Optimum Power Control Technology
  • Firmware Live Update
  • Aerodynamic Frame
  • RoHS Compliant (Eco-Friendly)

Specifications

  • Interface: PATA
  • Drive Mounting: Horizontal/Vertical
  • Buffer Memory: 2MB
  • Max Write Speeds: 48X CD / 22X DVD
  • Max Read Speeds: 40X CD / 16X

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    value - inexpensive and competitively featured

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    easy to install - most users will have it up and running in under 15 minutes

  • 1

    well documented - the included instructions are easy to follow

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    compatible with Macs

  • 1

    reasonably fast - writes DVDs and CDs quickly

Cons
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    noisy when running at full speed

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    IDE connectivity only - no SATA support

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    doesn't include any DVD playback or CD/DVD writing software

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    tends to be sensitive to the kind of recordable media you are using

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