Plextor
Independent Plextor Reviewspcstats.com: lextor, best known for manufacturing optical drives, has finally stepped into the SSD market with the PX-128M1S, a 128GB drive that uses multilevel cell (MLC) NAND flash memory. The PX-128M1S is a 2.5", SATA 3Gb/s drive, which makes it compatible with most notebooks. It can also be installed into a desktop computer with use of a mounting bracket (not included). With a capacity of 128GB, the Plextor PX-128M1S is well-suited as a boot drive. Unlike 64GB drives which can be a little tight in that regard, you'll have enough space to install Windows, everyday applications like Microsoft Office.
metku.net: Most external hard drives use 3,5" disks, and the reason is easy to see: they offer the largest capacity for the lowest price. However there are also models with 2,5" disks on the market and these have known pros compared to their larger brothers. First of all, they obviously are smaller, making it easier to keep the disk with you, especially when using a laptop. Secondly, the 2,5" disks require less power, so they produce less heat and don't need an external power supply.
anandtech.com: Plextor floored us with the first retail 8X DVD+R recorder six months ago. Today, we see if they can do it again with the first retail 12X DVD+R device.
3dgameman.com: The Plextor PX-712A DVD?R/RW Drive is an 8-in-1 combo drive with an 8MB buffer. It's capable of 12X DVD+R, 8X DVD-R, 4X DVD?RW, 16X DVD-ROM, 48X CD-R, 24X CD-RW and 48X CD-ROM. With such technologies as Lossless Linking, Buffer UnderRun, Powerec, and Q-Check, it results in fast error free data reads and writes. The drive is also loaded with lots of excellent software for all your CD and DVD needs. Watch the Video to find out more...
cluboc.net: Are you tired of constantly upgrading your CD or DVD burner every few month because it just isn't fast enough or compatible with all types of media? Maybe you've always loved SCSI and never really trusted an ATAPI interface burner. Maybe you've been waiting for that perfect burner for years before you take the plunge... Well, I have a new burner here from Plextor that may very well be the last burner you'll ever need to buy. With a Serial ATA interface and 12x DVD burn speed, the Plextor PX-712SA does it all, and does it VERY well.
cluboc.net: Being the leading company providing quality disk burners whether its CD-ROM, DVD, or even Software, Plextor is a name we have all come to know and trust as far as the best you can buy. Of course Plextor products do come at a price, but perhaps that's of no concern when you have the ultimate guarantee of getting the best there is. Having a Plextor product is a sign of prestige. Burners, software packages, or even what we have on the bench today, a digital video converter, the edge that Plextor products have and have always had, is that they never fail to deliver exactly what you buy them for.
3dgameman.com: The Plextor ConvertX Personal Video Recorder looks great, has a quality TV tuner, easy to install, lots of software included & it's affordable. To top it off, it's the world?s first official DivX certified PVR. This results in longer records without sacrificing quality which is extremely important. Also, devices such as Camcorder, VCR, DVD can be quickly connected.
3dgameman.com: The PX-716UF external burner offers a slew of features and technologies but the two which stand out are 16x DVD+R and 6x DVD+R DL (Dual Layer) write speeds. Dual Layer allows hours of DVD quality video or up to 8.5GB of data on one disc. It also supports all the CD formats. This is truly a fantastic all in one product with the advantage of portability!
overclockersonline.com: While it may have started out as a simple Plextor review, it turned into a full-fledged compendium/assessment of recordable media and a call to arms for data collectors everywhere. Today we turn our views to the PX-716A DVD burner, the media we burn, and some views on where data storage needs to go.
overclockersonline.com: So where exactly do we sit with the Plextor PX-740A? The drive certainly does amazingly well. The speed was a bit jittery but in the end the Plextor PX-740A got the job done by meeting its specifications and writing a perfect disc. While the Scan Disc did report the odd problem, it's nothing to be concerned about as our LiteOn Error Checks came back negative. Even with "only" 2MB of buffer, Plextor is a brand you can associate with coaster free burning. You can be assured that they won't be cutting corners on the quality of writing.
cluboc.net: Plextor is back with an even faster and better CD/DVD burner. When you're the leader in burner quality, what can you possible do to top your last model? How about you take all of today's CD/DVD burning technology and cram it all into one unit. It's called the PX-740UF and it has it all, including 8x Double Layer and 4x Dual Layer technology!
3dgameman.com: If you're in the market for a top of the line external DVD burner keep this one at the very top of your list. It's loaded with bleeding edge features and looks great. Additionally, it also can be connected to a USB2 or Firewire connection. What sets this drive apart from others is the ability to burn Dual Layer media at 4x. Burn, baby burn!
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