Samsung HLR 5677W 56" HD-Ready Widescreen DLP TV

Samsung HLR 5677W 56

Samsung HLR 5677W 56" HD-Ready Widescreen DLP TV
Manufacturer: Samsung
Product Type: CE

Editorial Review:
Product Description
The HL-R5677W displays 56 inches of inviting wide-screen viewing area that is elegantly framed in an ultra slim bezel cabinet. Weighing less than 74 pounds and less than 17 inches deep, the HL-R5677W offers more viewing screen and less bulkiness. The secret to this engineering marvel - a compact digital projector powered by Emmy Award- winning technology by Texas Instruments. A single, postage stamp sized Digital Micro-Mirror Device (DMD) that generates high definition video images is combined with Samsung's proprietary HD2 Plus optical engine - experiencing film-like video images with more color depth and true black levels that is sure to captivate the most discerning.

Average customer rating: 4.0

Good Burner, even on an old machine.

IO Magic Internal DVD/CD-RW Drive

Manufacturer: IO Magic
Product Group: CE
Binding: Electronics
ASIN: B000FAMICI

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Product Description

I/OMagic's 16X DVD?RW/?R simplifies DVD ReWritable Technology with one unit that does it all; giving you the ability to read and write to popular formats including DVD+R (DL), DVD-R (DL), DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD+R, DVD-R, DVD-RAM, CD-R, CD-RW. Dual Format technology gives you the freedom to choose the media format (-R, -RW, +R, +RW) that is most compatible with your computer or home DVD player, while the Double Layer technology allows you to store twice as much data on DVD DL media; that's up to 8.5GB of storage! You can create your own DVD movies and music CDs, then view or listen to them from your computer.

Customer Reviews:

Good Burner, even on an old machine........2006-12-30

I installed this burner and the software that came with it on an old Gateway computer (866) that has 384mb of RAM. I have XP pro installed on the old workhorse and it runs great. Adding the burner was super easy. XP did it's thing and installing the software was a snap.
The software that came with it is OK, but I think if I had a more powerful computer and wished to do more video editing, I would want more. But that that's the point of free OEM software, to try to sell you the upgraded version. For me the OEM software does the job.
The burner has trouble with discs (DVD+R) that I have made on my Lite-On 5007 DVD recorder. It reads them for a few seconds, then stops. Seems to happen with all the different programs, including windows. I've tried to copy the files from the DVD onto my hard drive, but so far no luck. To date, that's my only gripe about the burner. I hope to find a solution soon though.

I've burned several discs so far with no coasters. It burns a full 4.7 gig DVD in about 13 minutes, which I think is pretty fast. I have been using HP brand discs, and they work nice.

1/5/07 Update - The drive reads DVD+RW discs recorded on using my Lite-on 5007 DVD recorder. Now I can back up TV shows I wish to keep to my hard drive.

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