COMMENTARY--If you've been in the market for a DVD burner, you've no doubt encountered a hodgepodge of standards: DVD-R, DVD-RAM, DVD-RW, and DVD+RW. And while one isn't necessarily better than the ...

Samsung has announced the latest in its TruDirect external DVD writer range, the SE-T084M. Featuring 8X DVD+R and DVD-R writing, 6X DVD+R and -R Dual Layer writing, and 5X DVD-RAM writing, the drive ...

I'm trying to build a budget HTPC (combination old and new parts) for my regular SDTV. The plan is to use it as a PVR and a decent DVD/Video player. <BR><BR>So my original plan was to have a single ...

Looking for a DVD burner, but a little frustrated by all the competing standards out there? FirewireDirect’s UltraBURN Plus will help you keep your bases covered, it’s the first external drive that ...

No matter what kind of Windows 10 PC you own, you need to know how to burn DVDs on Windows 10. DVDs are a pretty easy way to share videos, pictures, documents and back up files when you don’t have the ...

As you can see from the first table of results below, the Samsung's claimed write speeds for different types of DVD media are considerably at odds with our real-world findings. Okay, there were ...

The great thing about this business is that: A) it's the other guy who is causing all of the problems for consumers and B) it's the other guy who is making all of the money. PC makers see the big ...

The DVD smackdown may still be going on, but Pioneer looks like its ready to take sides with its new BRD-101A, a DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, DVD-+DL and BR (Blu-ray) burner. We don’t have much info on it as ...

Because many people stream movies, having a hard-copy DVD is something of a rarity. Occasionally though, it is nice to have a physical movie in your hands. If you’re hoping to make a backup copy of a ...

Sony on Tuesday took the wraps off its DRX-830UL-T, an external DVD burner that supports dual-layer or double-layer discs. Equipped with FireWire (known as ‘i.Link’ in Sony parlance) as well as USB ...

Forget the barking-mad expense of high-definition formats for now: in the real world, we're still using DVDs for just about all our optical disk needs, and that probably won't change much, for most, ...