Sony AW-G170A
Sony AW-G170A
Internal / external: Internal, Interface: Atapi IDE
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| Brand | Sony |
| Product name | AW-G170A |
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| Release date | 09/14/2006 |
| Price (min. / avg.) | - |
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| Internal / external: Internal , Interface: Atapi IDE |
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| Sony AW-G170A DVD-writer review | Hardware.Info |
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Sony AW-G170A DVD-writer reviewSony and NEC join forces | 09/20/2006 |
| With the prices of DVD-burners dropping almost continuously it’s becoming increasingly difficult for manufacturers to realise a profit on their sales. This has forced various large manufacturers of Optical Drives to combine their resources and to work together. For example: Samsung and Toshiba have joint ownership of a production plant for optical drives, LG and Hitachi work together and Lite-on is a production partner to a multitude of other companies. The latest joint venture is that of Sony and NEC. Both Sony and NEC can profit from this cooperation as well as lower their production costs substantially. Sony is co-owner of various DVD-drive patents and therefore, unlike other manufacturers, does not have to pay some of the licensing fees associated with the production of DVD-burners and this can benefit NEC greatly. NEC on the other hand develops its own DVD-burner chipsets and is very cost effective in this area thus benefiting Sony. The first product to emerge from the cooperation of Sony and NEC is the Sony AW-G170A, an 18x speed DVD-burner. We put the drive through our expansive testing routine and in the following review will give you an in-depth view of its capabilities. |
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Icarus [Winters] |
Intel Core i7 920, Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD5, XFX GeForce GTX 275 XXX Core Edition 896MB |
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Lappie [Sander.p] |
AMD Turion X2 TL-60, Acer onboard , Nvidia geforce 8600m GS |
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TheGuardian`s desktop [TheGuardian] |
Intel Core 2 Duo E6400, MSI 975X Platinum PowerUp Edition, XFX GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB |
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