The messy business of writing to CD is about to receive a user friendly boost thanks to a new wave of recorders that will support drag and drop in a Windows 95 environment, promising to make CD-R devices as easy to use as Zips and floppies.
One of the first of the new breed is Sony's sub-£300 CDU 928E which has the additional benefit of offering two-speed recording to CD-R media, and eight-speed playback.
CD-R devices are now becoming popular with a growing number of users who need to transfer large files or back up large amounts of data. As well as Sony, CD-R devices are offered by many vendors, including NEC, electronique d2, Toshiba, and others.
Sony can be contacted by telephone on 01932-816000.
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