Lite On DH-4O1S Blu-ray Burner
Highlights: Blu-ray, 32x (CD), 12x (CD) Read, 32x (CD), 8x (DVD+R DL), 8x (DVD-R DL) Write, 32x (CD-RW), 8x (DVD+RW), 8x (DVD-R... (more)
List Price: $169.99
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Avg Rating: 3.5 of 5.0 by 15 users.
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Product Information
The Lite-On DH-4O1S is a read-only device for all popular media formats, including Blu-ray discs. Besides Blu-ray discs, the drive can read DVD+/-R(W) and CD-R(W) media.The DH-4O1S has a Serial ATA interface and reads BD-R/RE/ROM/SL/DL media at a maximum of 4X. Single Layer DVD ?R can be read at 12X, while Double Layer DVD?R and Single Layer DVD-?RW can be read at 8X. CD-R(W) can be read at a maximum speed of 32X.Suggested Similar Products and Related Accessories
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on 2008-03-04This device is a Philips product branded as Lite-On. It's a good solid drive and comes with everything you need to get going. SATA cable, BD software. You'll want to check out the Minimum Requirements for the Cyberlink PowerDVD 7.3 software if you intend to play Blu-Ray movies. If you have trouble watching movies, don't blame Lite-On. Your PC may not be up to speed.
For watching Blu-Ray movies you'll want a nVidia Purevideo HD capable video card or ATI equivalent. Make sure your video drivers are up-to-date. If you're using your PC with a digital monitor or HDTV you'll need to be sure they are HDCP capable too. I have a AMD x2 3800+, and a GForce 8600GTS and it has trouble keeping up on MPEG4 50GB Blu-Ray movies. I can get things to play smooth with some tweaking, bu... (Read Full Review)
