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Date: | Fri, 13 Feb 1998 12:20:49 -0800 |
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Denys writes:
> I would like to comment on the CD-hardware/CD-software side. We use a CD-R
> at Hicomp, in fact we have two of them, OK, three with the replicator. In
> June '97, we bought a Sony, SCSI CD-R, which I connected to an NT 4.0
> Server, all SCSI disks and CD. Since that time, we have burned several
> hundred CDs and have only made 3 coasters. I like the SCSI model because
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I'd like to add a negative recommendation for the HP SureStore CD Rom Writer.
I have the original model, which rarely works. I received no help
from HP, despite talking to managers at HP World. (They did give me
two 5$ phone cards and one blank CD-R disc :)
> Notice that whilst we have HP scanners, printers, computers, monitors, disk
> drives and tape drives, we did not get an HP CD-R.
Good choice!
The original SureStore was a Philips drive with an uncessary change to
the ROM software, rendering it incompatible with most third party CD-R software.
--
Stan Sieler [log in to unmask]
http://www.allegro.com/sieler.html
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