Panasonic LF-D521 DVD Burner II

1 of 2
  • panasonic-lfd521-i1.jpg

    Caption by: Matt Loney

  • panasonic-lfd521-i2.jpg

    Caption by: Matt Loney

1 of 2

Panasonic is making a concerted effort to see DVD-RAM take off more widely outside Japan, where it has enjoyed huge success. DVD-RAM is one of the formats, alongside DVD-R and DVD-RW, that is supported by the 219-strong DVD Forum. The big advantage of DVD-RAM over DVD-R/-RW (and the DVD+R/+RW formats supported by the 55-member DVD alliance) is that it does not require special burning software: files can be dragged and dropped using any file manager utility. A second advantage is the durability: DVD-RAM discs can be rewritten up to 100,000 times -- in contrast to the 1,000 rewrites supported by DVD-RW and DVD+RW standards.

Read More Read Less

Caption by: Matt Loney

1 of 2

Related Topics:

Storage Hardware Reviews Mobility Data Centers Cloud

Related Galleries

    • 1 of 3

  • QNAP TVS-1282T3 Thunderbolt 3 NAS

    The QNAP TVS-1282T3 Thunderbolt 3 is the NAS for those who want to a high-performance network attached storage device with few limits.