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DVD Burner for 12" iBook
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Aug 2005
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Hi,
I was looking into dvd burning for the 12" iBook and I was wondering if anybody knows of any other options.
It doesn't look like apple is offering a super-drive for the 12" iBook, and I'm not willing to do anything that voids my warranty...so I'm guessing my only option is an external dvd burner?
Any reccomendations?
Cheers.
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Posting Junkie
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Houston, TX
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Burner: Pioneer DVR-110D... supported by OS X, fastest burner speeds available, supports all the DVD formats except DVD-RAM, lets you set the booktype, and it's $45 at Newegg.
Enclosure: Find one you like with an Oxford (911/912/922) chipset, should be $30-40.
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Registered User
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: there are days when I wake up and thats exactly my question
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Originally Posted by crimson_joel
Hi,
I was looking into dvd burning for the 12" iBook and I was wondering if anybody knows of any other options.
It doesn't look like apple is offering a super-drive for the 12" iBook, and I'm not willing to do anything that voids my warranty...so I'm guessing my only option is an external dvd burner?
Any reccomendations?
Cheers.
An external drive is a good option. They are cheaper (not taking into account the case that you buy only once), much faster and read/write more formats than apples superdrives.
I put an LG drive into an old Lacie firewire case. Cost me 50 Euros and burns cds 52X (DVD 16X).
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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Does NEC 3540A supported by OSX?
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