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ASUS SBW 06D2X-U Blu-Ray Recorder External USB 2.0 Slimline Retail Power2Go 7 Black

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ASUS SBW 06D2X-U Blu-Ray Recorder External USB 2.0 Slimline Retail Power2Go 7 BlackCD RW write speed: 16 LightScribe: No Session at once (SAO): Yes DVD RAM write speed: 5 DVD+R Double Layer read speed: 6 Storage relative humidity (H H): 10 90 Weight: 335 Colour of product: Black BD RE Dual Layer read speed: 6 DVD R write speed: 8 CD R write speed: 24 Random write: Yes DVD R Double Layer read speed: 6 DVD RW read speed: 8 Compatible operating systems: Windows Server 2003 Drive device, buffer size: 2 DVD+RW read speed: 8 Width: 15

CD-RW write speed: 16
LightScribe: No
Session-at-once (SAO): Yes
DVD-RAM write speed: 5
DVD+R Double Layer read speed: 6
Storage relative humidity (H-H): 10 - 90
Weight: 335
Colour of product: Black
BD-RE Dual Layer read speed: 6
DVD-R write speed: 8
CD-R write speed: 24
Random write: Yes
DVD-R Double Layer read speed: 6
DVD-RW read speed: 8
Compatible operating systems: Windows Server 2003/
Drive device, buffer size: 2
DVD+RW read speed: 8
Width: 15
DVD+R read speed: 8
DVD drive average random access time: 190
DVD-R Double Layer write speed: 6
Sequential writing: Yes
DVD+R Double Layer write speed: 6
Height: 1.85
CD-R read speed: 24
Optical disc diameter: 80,120
Operating temperature (T-T): 5 - 40
BD-R read speed: 6
BD-RE write speed: 2
CD-RW read speed: 24
DVD-R read speed: 8
Windows operating systems supported: Windows 7 Home Premium
Internal: No
Depth: 15.7
BD-R write speed: 6
DVD+R write speed: 8
DVD+RW write speed: 8
CD-ROM drive average random access time: 190
BD-RE Dual Layer write speed: 2
Operating relative humidity (H-H): 15 - 80
BD-ROM read speed: 6
Mac operating systems supported: Mac OS X 10.6 Snow L
Interface: USB 2.0
Storage temperature (T-T): -30 - 60
BD-RE read speed: 6
Disc-at-once (DAO): Yes
Track-at-once (TAO): Yes
CD-ROM read speed: 24
DVD-ROM read speed: 8
BD-R Dual Layer write speed: 6
BD-ROM average random access time: 300
DVD-RW write speed: 6
BD-R Dual Layer read speed: 6
Dimensions (WxDxH): 157 x 140 x 18.5 mm (LxWxH); 290g
Playback disc formats: Audio CD, Video CD, CD-I, CD-Extra, Photo CD, CD-Text, CD-ROM/XA, Multi-session CD, DVD Video, BD video
Other features: Color Black
Warranty: 24
Producer product name: SBW-06D2X-U
Optical drive type: DVD±RW
CD write speed: 24
CD read speed: 24
Net weight: 0.30
Gross weight: 0.515
Packing quantity: 8.00
Gross depth master carton: 375.00
Gross width master carton: 325.00
Gross height master carton: 305.00
Net weight master carton: 2.40
Tare weight master carton: 3.14
Volume (m3): 0.00
Tare weight (kg): 0.215
Gross depth (mm): 265.00
Gross width (mm): 175.00
Gross height (mm): 75.00
Plastic (No PET): 20.00
Paper/Pasteboard: 195.00
Embeeded battery: No
WEEE tax: No
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★★★★★ 4
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Format: Hardcover
Good insight into Jackson’s approach to the law. Thoroughly researched. Well written. However, Professor White made two egregious factual errors, both of which are an indication of sloppiness on his part, as well as that of his editors and peer reviewers. First, he refers to the World War 2 Chief of Naval Operations as the Secretary of the Navy. Second he states that Los Alamos National Laboratory is in California.
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Christian Schlect
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Format: Hardcover
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