Posted on Friday, October 04 2002 @ 18:37 CEST by Thomas De MaesschalckCDs are perhaps the most popular media for storing programs, files, and other data in today's society. Why do you ask? Well, CDs are extremely versatile, practical, and offer a large amount of space (650 to 700 megabytes) for less than a dollar per disc. Combined with a CD-ReWritable drive, storing update files and drivers for your computer, copying of your personal documents, and making backups of critical operating system files on a CD becomes quick and easy.
With this in mind, my brother wanted to add a fast, efficient, and inexpensive CD-ReWritable drive to his computer. After a quick trip to the Directron website, he and I were looking at the various CD-RW drives they had to offer. We couldn't decide between a couple models, so we had his wife pick one out. She had seen the Memorex name on CD-R and CD-RW spindles at the store, so she picked out the Memorex 40MAXX 1248AJ model, which is a 48/12/40 CD-ReWritable drive. Did she make a good choice? Let's get on with the review and find out.
Review Link : Tech Dreams