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  1. 18th Mar 2004 07:14 #1
    aamir12345678
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    I was kind of angry about having to buy a DVD-Writer in the first place, so I was wondering if there was a DVD-Writer I could get from $50-$100. I don't care for speed that much. As long as it doesnt take all day to do one DVD, it's ok. I NEED A SLOW AND QUALITY DVD-WRITER. Any Suggestions? Anyone?
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  2. 18th Mar 2004 07:16 #2
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    outpost.com $80 EMPREX 4x (BTC1004IM inside, I have one, works great) ... gonna add another one soon to new PC
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  3. 18th Mar 2004 07:17 #3
    aamir12345678
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    I'm in Toronto, Canada. Don't worry, I was asking in American Dollars anyway, but do you know where I can get one?
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  4. 18th Mar 2004 07:36 #4
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    NEC 2500a is under $100 .
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  5. 18th Mar 2004 07:51 #5
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    Try www.newegg.com, I think they ship to Canada. You can get the NEC 2500a burner for less than $100 US. I have one on the way myself.
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  6. 18th Mar 2004 08:16 #6
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    Get the BenQ/Khypermedia 800a $69.00 8x+R, 4x-R, book setting, inexpensive, quality. office max, do it now.
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