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  1. 16th Feb 2004 00:20 #1
    dynamix1
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    I am finally making the big step from cd burning to dvd burning. I have read the reviews from the dvd writer forums and have still the dilema. I have a budget of the the lower end of $100. Anyone have a really good sugesstions on which to purchase. I have seen the pioneer 106 as a pretty good canidate. If anyone can elaborate would be greatly appreciated. All comments, suggestions and criticisms will be greatly appreciated

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  2. 16th Feb 2004 00:24 #2
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    Have you checked the DVD Writers database at left?
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    Well, I recently took the same step, and bought a NEC ND 1300A, and haven't had any problems whatsoever. Perfect DVDs every time using both XP Pro and Linux.

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    Hi dynamix1,

    The Pioneer DVR 106D has done me fine.
    There is some corner of a foreign field that is forever England: Telstra Stadium, Sydney, 22/11/2003.

    Carpe diem.

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