Looks like Ian over at CDRLabs has gotten hold of a blue laser writer that can make nice with even a dual layer Blu-ray disc. Ian lets it slip that this drive is actually based on the Panasonic SW-5582, and supports both single and dual layer BD-R and BD-RE media, giving it the ability to store up to 50GB of data or four hours worth of HD video onto a single disc.
Today, CDRLabs brings you an in depth look at I-O DATA's new Blu-ray Disc writer, the BRD-AM2B/U. Based on the Panasonic SW-5582, the BRD-AM2B/U supports both single and dual layer BD-R and BD-RE media, giving it the ability to store up to 50GB of data or four hours worth of HD video onto a single disc. I-O DATA's new drive can also be used to play Blu-ray Disc movies and can read and write to all major CD and DVD formats, including DVD-RAM.
In this review we'll take a look at some of the features found on the BRD-AM2B/U and see how it compares to the Pioneer BDR-101A. Does I-O DATA's Blu-ray Disc writer have what it takes? You'll have to read the review to find out. ADVERTISEMENT
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At any rate, the drive does come with software that can allow playback of Blu-ray movies, if you have any. If you want to find out more, then head on over to the 'Labs and get the skinnies on this new Blu-ray burner. You know that Ian will tell us if it is worth our attention or not!
Source: CDRLabs