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Conclusion In conclusion, with new drives supporting formats such as HD-DVD and Blu-Ray, the demand for these outdated optical technologies are starting to fall. Hence, burners in the low-end market have turned once premium options into standard technologies. This is excellent for the casual user. Sometimes it can be hard to filter out the fluff, however, LiteOn definitely provides a high quality drive in a budget package. They live up to what is on the cover. Working with the drive, from boot up to producing something physical, is painless and simple. The only gripe is that the drives sound output is louder than average, which is a sacrifice that is made when spending under thirty dollars.
LiteOn has a well-engineered drive and software accompaniment that allows the average user access to reliable storage that is fast and accurate. On top of that, the drive is space conscious, which allows users to have an easy installation in otherwise cramped locations. After spending several weeks with this drive, fastsilicon.com would recommend this drive to anyone on a tight budget, or to someone adding a simple backup solution for his or her current big box system.
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