Plextor PX-B940SA 12x Blu-ray Drive
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Plextor
- Product Model: PX-B940SA
- Mfg Part #: PX-B940SA
- Category: Data Storage Devices
Product Description
The Plextor PX-B940SA writes at a blistering 12-speed (BD-R DL/SL), which is an important step up when burning complete Blu-ray discs which can hold anything up to 50GB of data. Using a Serial ATA interface, the internal Plextor PX-B940SA offers extra convenience through faster operation and saving time - ideal for home enthusiast and SOHO users requiring high capacity data storage for backups, movies etc.
Product Attributes
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Technical Information
Maximum BD Read Speed : 8x
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Physical Characteristics
Color : Black
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information :
DVD-RAM Speed:
Write: 5x, Read: 5x, - See More
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Maximum BD Read Speed : 8x
Maximum BD Write Speed : 12x
Maximum BD Rewrite Speed : 2x
Maximum DVD Read Speed : 16x
Maximum DVD Write Speed : 16x
Maximum DVD Rewrite Speed : 8x
Maximum CD Read Speed : 40x
Maximum CD Write Speed : 40x
Maximum CD Rewrite Speed : 24x
Buffer : 4 MB
Optical Media Supported : BD-R/RE
Dual-Layer Media Supported : Yes
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Physical Characteristics
Color : Black
Form Factor : Internal
Compatible Drive Bay Width : 5.25"
Compatible Drive Bay Height : 1/2H
Height : 1.7"
Width : 5.8"
Depth : 7.1"
Weight (Approximate) : 1.81 lb
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information :
DVD-RAM Speed:
Write: 5x, Read: 5x,