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  1. March 22nd, 2003 06:16 AM #1
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    Toshiba 3-in-1

    Does anyone know if the Toshiba 3-in-1 (SD-R1312) 32x10x40x12x DVD/CD-RW drive is a good drive? Is it better than getting 2 separate drives?
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  2. March 22nd, 2003 08:17 AM #2
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    i'm more a fan of having 2 seperate drives but thats purely on wear and tear grounds - i can then use the dvd-rom for reading disks and the burner for burning only. means that if some parts of the device (motors etc) go out then i don't lose my burner and my rom.

    it was probably more applicable when cd-rw were quite expensive but now they are down to about 50quid i'm not sure i worry so much
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  3. March 22nd, 2003 05:48 PM #3
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    Ditto to ris' comment on use of separate drives.
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