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thesaint:

--- Quote from: thesaint on Aug 26, 2008 at 02:57 PM ---I have my bluraywriter LG GBW-H10N bought from PCX alabang last feb. 4, 2008 for a 7,800.00 PHP
Di ko pa na try mag burn ng BD-R kasi wala siyang free nung time na binili ko...Hintay ko pa ulit bumaba yung price
ng BD-R / BDRW...Pero nakapag Rip na ako ng BD movie thru anyDVD software...
24Gig yung swat at 41Gig yung blackhawk down.

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May issue ang blank BDR /BDRW na Ritek sa LG GBW-H10N. Sayang lang bili ko.
Di ko agad nabasa sa ibang forum regarding this.

FYI,

cHess:

--- Quote from: cHess on Mar 12, 2009 at 03:39 PM ---Any news on Blu ray rom drive or BD burners for sale here in the Philippines?

LG Electronics GGW-H20L Black Dual Layer BD-RE/HD DVD-ROM Writer, very nice review for this BD burner for 217 USD.
Wow. :o

http://www.pcworld.com/shopping/detail/prtprdid,52468249-sortby,retailer/pricing.html



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May nagbebenta kaya nito dito? ::)

Brel:
I’ve been wanting to purchase a decent Blu-ray Writer here in the Philippines for quite some time now but couldn’t find any store selling one and with available stock. Only found one shop carrying a nice internal model which is the ASUS 16X BW-16D1HT PRO (http://www.asus.com/Optical-Drives-Storage/BW16D1HT_PRO/). Sadly they are also out-of-stock.

Blu-ray Writers are the ideal media to use for backups. Those models with support for BDXL and M-disc technology are the best because they can use discs which can store up to 128 GB of files and/or can last up to 1,000 years! Blu-ray Writers are also a very good alternative or an extra protection to expensive RAID-capable Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices.

I hope more people and local shops will realize the advantages in using Blu-ray Writers and Discs especially for backup purposes.

jerix:
^No disc rot?

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