Pioneer BDR-101A Manufacturer: Pioneer | Product category: Blu-ray drives Internal drive / / / / No HD DVD read support / 8xDVD-R / 2xBD-R Rate this product  |  Submit a new picture for this device  |  Compare  |  Add to list

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Form factor ?	Internal drive
Read speeds	Max CD read speed? / Max DVD read speed? / Max Blu-ray read speed? / HD DVD
CD write speed	CDR write speed? / CDRW write speed?
DVD write speed	8xDVD-R / 4xDVD-RW / 2xDVD-R DL / 8xDVD+R / 4xDVD+RW / 2.4xDVD+R DL / DVD-RAM
Blu-ray write speed	2xBD-R / 2xBD-RE / BD-R DL write speed? / BD-RE DL write speed?
HD DVD write speed	HD DVD-R / HD DVD-RW / HD DVD-R DL / HD DVD-RW DL / HD DVD-RAM
Manufacturer product code(s)	BDR-101BK
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• Form factor (Form factor)
  Internal drive is simply a drive, which is installed inside the casing of a computer, while an external drive has a casing of its own, and is connected to the computer via an cable. If you need to move the drive around a lot (e.g. use it in two or more different computers), an external drive is a practical choice.
• Connection type (Connection type)
  An external Blu-ray-drive may be connected to the computer via an eSATA, FireWire, or USB interface, while an internal drive may be connected via IDE (ATA), SCSI, or S-ATA interface.
• Media load type (Media load type)
  A slot load drive has an opening to slide the disc in (i.e. like many car CD players). In tray load drive the disk is placed on a tray that slides out of the drive.