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Iomega 12X ZipCD (CDRW) drive
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| Tue Feb 20, 2001 | 11:50P| PermaLink |
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"The Iomega ZipCD 12x10x32 is similar to Iomega's other two drives, the
12x4x32 and the 8x4x32 models with the most significant difference being the
introduction of Sanyo's BURN-Proof technology. "BURN" stands for Buffer
UnderRuN and the technology is a major improvement to the CD burning
process.
In the past, the one problem that has thwarted more CD burning attempts than
any other, is the buffer-underrun. During the burning, the data that is
being supplied to the CD-RW must remain in a constant and (somewhat) steady
stream. If this stream of data is interrupted, the CD-RW will run out of
data to burn, the laser will turn off and you can kiss that CD goodbye. At
least, that's how it used to happen. With Sanyo's BURN-Proof and Ricoh's
"Just-Link", buffer underruns are quickly becoming relics of another age."
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FULL STORY @
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(http://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Reviews/iomegazipcd12x/)
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