The PX-891SAF 24X internal DVD/CD Super Multi Writer is Plextor's newly improved half-height DVD Writer. The PX-891SAF reads and writes DVD/CD at blazing fast speed of 24X. The PX-891SAF had passed stringent testing procedure to ensure better compatibility of different media brands available today. It also incorporates new improved chassis design to tremendously reduce noise and greatly improve writing quality. At 24X speed, air flow can cause bothersome acoustic noise. Plextor's unique drive design regulates the air flows, reduces the amount of noise created, and enhances writing and reading quality.
- [Highly accurate and reliable] DVD recording at 24X. Supports full range of common DVD and CD formats including DVD-/+R, DVD+/-RW, CD-RW and CD-R.
- [Secure Media Speed Stability] Ensures that media duplication speed does not exceed encoded maximum rates to provide better burning
- [Stable Recording Control] The drives have an extensive database of media specs and are better able to communicate and convey these details
- [Archival Burning Capability] Able to burn virtually all makes of specialty archival media, including the 1000-year M-Disc brand.
- [Stable burning throughout] Provides consistent and reliable burning of any file type for the duration of the duplication progress to ensure the recorded media has far greater reliability of playback or that the discs will successfully copy to begin with.
- [Highly accurate and reliable] DVD recording at 24X. Supports full range of common DVD and CD formats including DVD-/+R, DVD+/-RW, CD-RW and CD-R.
- [Secure Media Speed Stability] Ensures that media duplication speed does not exceed encoded maximum rates to provide better burning
- [Stable Recording Control] The drives have an extensive database of media specs and are better able to communicate and convey these details
- [Archival Burning Capability] Able to burn virtually all makes of specialty archival media, including the 1000-year M-Disc brand.
- [Stable burning throughout] Provides consistent and reliable burning of any file type for the duration of the duplication progress to ensure the recorded media has far greater reliability of playback or that the discs will successfully copy to begin with.
