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Friday, August 26, 2005
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With the release of the DVR-110D Burner, Pioneer has made another stride in the DVD-REC race. This latest model, the 110D which is to be officially released early this September, is not simply an 8X/6X DVD±RW enabled drive, but it is also an 8X/8X DVD±R DL Burner, offering the highest -R DL writing speed available on the market. Read the CDRinfo review of this piece of hardware here.
Other than that, the Pioneer 110D is a typical 16X/16X ±R drive, also capable of reading DVD-RAM at the maximum speed of 2X.
In this first version of the review, the drive is based on the early v1.08 firmware revision. The article will be updated as soon as a new firmware will be available. |
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