BenQ 16x DVD-R Media Review
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 08/08/2006 04:04 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 971 views
Not long ago CDR-Zone.COM got to take a look at the BenQ 16x DVD+R media. It proofed to be a media that produced very good results on writers that fully supported it, whilst some writers decided that a slower speed was needed for some batches. Continuing the BenQ theme CDR-Zone has had the chance to test the latest 16x DVD-R media. Will it be of a similar quality to the DVD+R version or will better/worse be found during the testing? Thats the whole point of this review, but just for good measure a new recording device is being used with the Liteon SHM-165P6S gettting its CDR-Zone.COM baptism.
"Picture-perfect memories that last:
PicFectTM Technology is developed by BenQ Optical Media Lab to minimize the PI value (the error rate from the original video to the copy) for a perfect picture quality. That is why BenQ DVD Media can offer the best picture and sound quality for your enjoyment.
Featuring DataGuard XTMTechnology:
Among all the storage solutions providers, BenQ is the only company that actually manufactures both CD-RW drives and CD Media. With the complete knowledge of optical storage, BenQ has developed DataGuard Technology to effectively protect recorded data against various environmental changes."
You can check out the full review by going Here
"Picture-perfect memories that last:
PicFectTM Technology is developed by BenQ Optical Media Lab to minimize the PI value (the error rate from the original video to the copy) for a perfect picture quality. That is why BenQ DVD Media can offer the best picture and sound quality for your enjoyment.
Featuring DataGuard XTMTechnology:
Among all the storage solutions providers, BenQ is the only company that actually manufactures both CD-RW drives and CD Media. With the complete knowledge of optical storage, BenQ has developed DataGuard Technology to effectively protect recorded data against various environmental changes."
You can check out the full review by going Here
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