** Today Only 11/11/11 **Lepa Screwless USB2.0 2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure & Pioneer BDR-206DBK 12x Bl

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Today you can convert your 2.5" SSD or Hard drive into a portable hard drive. By essentially creating your own external hard drive you are saving a good bit of money than buying a brand new external.

We also have the Pioneer BDR-206DBK 12x BluRay RW for users who want to experience 1080p BLU RAY movies which they own on Disc or if they need a large format CD to back their data up onto this drive also offers a re-writable solution


Lepa Screwless USB2.0 2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure @ £1.49 inc VAT

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An interestingly designed USB2.0 2.5" HDD and SSD enclosure, ideal for making your storage medium truely portal.

- USB2.0 Interface
- Max data transfer rate: 480Mb/sec
- USB Powered
- Supports HDD's up to 10,000RPM
- Gorgeous upper cases: match your style
- Zero-screw designfor easy assembly
- Air vents design for maximum heat dissipation
- "Plug & Play" supported
- Supports 2.5” SATA I & II HDD and SSD (9.5 mm high)
- Dimensions: 127mm x 74mm x 16mm


Only £1.49 inc VAT.

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Pioneer BDR-206DBK 12x BluRay RW / 16x DVD±RW Drive - Black (OEM) @ £67.98 inc VAT

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Pioneer’s BDR-206DBK is the first BDXL drive, which supports triple-layer BD-R (write-once) and BD-RE (rewritable) discs with huge capacities of 100GB, and even 128GB quad-layer

Key Features:-
- Max Write Speed: 16x DVD, 12x BD-R, 40x CD-R
- Max Read Speed: 16x DVD, 8x BD, 40x CD-R
- 4MB buffer memory
- Serial ATA (SATA) interface


Only £67.98 inc VAT.

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One of the reviews states:

"Note: This is the BDR-206DBK which is 12x max and Dual Layer NOT the BDR-206MBK drive from Pioneer which has a write speed of 8x max and BDXL quad layer compatible (the product description is confusing)"

What is the story here? I need a blu-ray writer for archiving video files and if there is bigger media storage options (quad layer?) then I would like to have that option.
 
littlepuppy said:
Valkia, save me some time mate, what the best discs to use on this device and can I get some of these uber capacity discs here?
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The disc's I would recommend using on this device would be the
5 Pack - TDK Blu-ray BD-R (4x) 50GB discs which are currently on This Week Only offer for £43.20 inc. VAT.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=ME-032-TK&groupid=1629&catid=2131&subcat=

However I can also say that

10 Pack - Mirror BluRay 4x Inkjet Full Face Printable 25GB for £9.98 is also a steal.
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=ME-041-MI&groupid=1629&catid=2131&subcat=
 
ringo747 said:
One of the reviews states:

"Note: This is the BDR-206DBK which is 12x max and Dual Layer NOT the BDR-206MBK drive from Pioneer which has a write speed of 8x max and BDXL quad layer compatible (the product description is confusing)"

What is the story here? I need a blu-ray writer for archiving video files and if there is bigger media storage options (quad layer?) then I would like to have that option.
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Valkia, can you confirm what the case is with this please?
 
valkia said:
The disc's I would recommend using on this device would be the
5 Pack - TDK Blu-ray BD-R (4x) 50GB discs which are currently on This Week Only offer for £43.20 inc. VAT.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=ME-032-TK&groupid=1629&catid=2131&subcat=

However I can also say that

10 Pack - Mirror BluRay 4x Inkjet Full Face Printable 25GB for £9.98 is also a steal.
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=ME-041-MI&groupid=1629&catid=2131&subcat=
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Think ill take your TDK advice mate, but start out with the 25GB ones....

Wait for the 50's to drop a bit... This is gonna be a recording monster !
 
ringo747 said:
One of the reviews states:

"Note: This is the BDR-206DBK which is 12x max and Dual Layer NOT the BDR-206MBK drive from Pioneer which has a write speed of 8x max and BDXL quad layer compatible (the product description is confusing)"

What is the story here? I need a blu-ray writer for archiving video files and if there is bigger media storage options (quad layer?) then I would like to have that option.
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The 206DBK = dual layer writing
The 206MBK = quad layer writing

There is 1 major issue, there are no quad layer recordable discs available yet.
 
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