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Side note, if you're going to make up words like that, you may have more luck in your local middle school.]]>Mar 3rd 2009 7:59AMhttp://hd.engadget.com/2009/03/03/sony-optiarc-europe-lets-loose-24x-ad-7240s-dvd-burner/http://hd.engadget.com/2009/03/03/sony-optiarc-europe-lets-loose-24x-ad-7240s-dvd-burner/
All of these burners offer high speed recording, but do people even utilize their higher speeds?

For example, I also set my CD recordings to 8x, DVD-R recordings to 6x, and DVD+R-DL recording to 2.4x. I just feel it is safer at a lower speed.]]>Mar 3rd 2009 9:43PM