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VST Bus Powered CD-RW or Lacie PocketDrive CD-RW?
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PowerBookDude
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Apr 8, 2001, 10:29 AM
 
What do guys think is better, the VST Bus Powered 4x4x20x or the Lacie PocketDrive CD-RW 8x4x24x?

Both are the same price, both are bus powered, both (I think) work with iTunes and Disc Burner (I would also use Toast 5).

It is just the Lacie is faster. Is there anything that makes the VST better the Lacie?

Thanks!

PBDude

PS I would post links to the VST and Lacie but dumb IE 5.1 sometimes won't let me paste!
     
PowerBookDude  (op)
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Apr 9, 2001, 08:58 AM
 
Anybody ???

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Apr 9, 2001, 11:18 AM
 
I've had great luck with the VST burner... and all of the products (minus the superdisk module) that I have purchased from VST have been great... this includes a 100 MB Zip, 250 Zip, VST floppy, and a power bundle... My only wish is that vendors could find a way to package a faster mechanism into these compact drives and make them more affordable... but can;t have everything...
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