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I/O Magic 22x External DVD ReWritable Drive is Out of stock
Item: 674373
Model: IDVD22DLE
Price is $49.99
Optical media is a convenient and reliable data storage solution, and an I/OMagic® DVD writer makes it simple to create backups, share critical data with colleagues, or record and play media files. These products offer fast writing speeds and are compatible with most optical disc formats. I/OMagic drives include both external USB devices and internal drives.
Store and Access Crucial Data With an I/OMagic DVD Writer
Computer users have varied data storage needs. I/OMagic products read and write many different disc formats, so users can choose the physical media that matches their requirements. Most can read and write CDs that hold about 650MB of data and DVDs that hold between 4.7 and 8.5GB of information or 2 to 13 hours of video, depending on the video quality. Some drives also write Blu-ray™ discs that hold up to 50GB, making them an ideal option for large data or media storage projects. In addition to reading a broad range of data discs, most of these drives also support playback of music CDs and movie DVDs, turning any compatible computer into a personal entertainment center.
An I/OMagic DVD Writer Records Data Quickly and Reliably
I/OMagic devices use SATA or USB 2.0 connections to read and write information. These high-speed interfaces offer fast access to stored data and reduce the time needed to record information. Buffer under-run protection ensures error-free data recording, and triple-laser read heads provide reliable access to files stored on optical media.
Should You Choose an Internal or External I/OMagic DVD Writer?
Both types of drives offer similar performance, so consider how you plan to use the device when making a selection. External drives connect to USB ports, so they're very simple to install. They're also easy to move from system to system, making them an excellent option for homes or small offices with several computers. Some are also small enough to fit into laptop bags or backpacks. Internal drives fit inside desktop computer cases and require a little computer know-how to install. They're a good choice for people who regularly use a single computer to read or write optical media.
How Fast Does an I/OMagic DVD Writer Read and Record Data?
Optical media read/write speeds depend on the model of the drive and type of disc. Most I/OMagic drives read and write CDs at up to 48x speed. They also read and write DVDs at up to 16x speed and read Blu-ray discs at 12x speed. Products that can record Blu-ray discs write at up to 14x speed. Faster read/write speeds provide quicker access to stored data and reduce the time needed to create or update a disc.
Which Optical Media Should You Use With an I/OMagic DVD Writer?
When selecting optical media, start by reviewing the formats supported by the I/OMagic product. Then choose the media type to hold your data: CD, DVD, or BD (Blu-ray disc). R-type discs support one write cycle, making them ideal for permanent archives. With RW media, a user can write and rewrite it many times. While there are differences between discs with plus or minus suffixes, almost all I/OMagic devices handle both types. Finally, check if the media is single-layer or double-layer, SL or DL. Double-layer discs have about twice the capacity of single-layer products.
Store and Access Crucial Data With an I/OMagic DVD Writer
Computer users have varied data storage needs. I/OMagic products read and write many different disc formats, so users can choose the physical media that matches their requirements. Most can read and write CDs that hold about 650MB of data and DVDs that hold between 4.7 and 8.5GB of information or 2 to 13 hours of video, depending on the video quality. Some drives also write Blu-ray™ discs that hold up to 50GB, making them an ideal option for large data or media storage projects. In addition to reading a broad range of data discs, most of these drives also support playback of music CDs and movie DVDs, turning any compatible computer into a personal entertainment center.
An I/OMagic DVD Writer Records Data Quickly and Reliably
I/OMagic devices use SATA or USB 2.0 connections to read and write information. These high-speed interfaces offer fast access to stored data and reduce the time needed to record information. Buffer under-run protection ensures error-free data recording, and triple-laser read heads provide reliable access to files stored on optical media.
Should You Choose an Internal or External I/OMagic DVD Writer?
Both types of drives offer similar performance, so consider how you plan to use the device when making a selection. External drives connect to USB ports, so they're very simple to install. They're also easy to move from system to system, making them an excellent option for homes or small offices with several computers. Some are also small enough to fit into laptop bags or backpacks. Internal drives fit inside desktop computer cases and require a little computer know-how to install. They're a good choice for people who regularly use a single computer to read or write optical media.
How Fast Does an I/OMagic DVD Writer Read and Record Data?
Optical media read/write speeds depend on the model of the drive and type of disc. Most I/OMagic drives read and write CDs at up to 48x speed. They also read and write DVDs at up to 16x speed and read Blu-ray discs at 12x speed. Products that can record Blu-ray discs write at up to 14x speed. Faster read/write speeds provide quicker access to stored data and reduce the time needed to create or update a disc.
Which Optical Media Should You Use With an I/OMagic DVD Writer?
When selecting optical media, start by reviewing the formats supported by the I/OMagic product. Then choose the media type to hold your data: CD, DVD, or BD (Blu-ray disc). R-type discs support one write cycle, making them ideal for permanent archives. With RW media, a user can write and rewrite it many times. While there are differences between discs with plus or minus suffixes, almost all I/OMagic devices handle both types. Finally, check if the media is single-layer or double-layer, SL or DL. Double-layer discs have about twice the capacity of single-layer products.