Friday, October 8th 2010

Logitec Readies New Ultra-Compact Portable DVD Writer

Logitec (not to be confused with Logitech), is releasing a new series of compact external DVD writer drives, under the LDR-PME8U2V series. Included under this, are red and black colored variants. The unit measures 136.5×143×19.2 mm, weighing around 300 g. Single-layer DVD±R and DVD+RW discs are written at 8x and double-layer discs at 6x. The drive uses just a single USB 2.0 cable for both data and power. It is scheduled to release in Japan soon, priced at ¥9,600 (US $116).
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9 Comments on Logitec Readies New Ultra-Compact Portable DVD Writer

#1
cool_recep
First, I asked myself when Logitech got into optical business. They I realized this is Logitec :)
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#3
Sasqui
wahdangunlogitec? wow speechless
No doubt some lawyers are going to make some money off that one.
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FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
Ive been considering weather or not to get a compact DVD-rw for my new netbook or not... having one would be pretty hand
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#5
cool_recep
Optical drives are the new floppy drives...
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wolf
Performance Enthusiast
damn thats slim... great addition for netbooks and tablets.
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Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
FreedomEclipseIve been considering weather or not to get a compact DVD-rw for my new netbook or not... having one would be pretty hand
convenient for sure, but at that price? hell no
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Fourstaff
SasquiNo doubt some lawyers are going to make some money off that one.
Nah, Logitec has been in Japan for a much longer time than Logitech, so "Logitech" is Logicool in Japan. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logitech
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FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
FourstaffNah, Logitec has been in Japan for a much longer time than Logitech, so "Logitech" is Logicool in Japan. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logitech


that would be the most 'Logicool' approach to avoid being landed with a lawsuit


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I think its cool. - sometimes bigger companies would take smaller companies to court just because the smaller company has the more or less the exact same name n force them to change it no matter if the small company has been established first/longer. - stuff like that has been in the papers a few times here in the UK so as much as it probably logitech disliked changing the brand in different countries - they have to respect the company that was established first and of course, the law amongst other things.
Musselsconvenient for sure, but at that price? hell no
yeah your right - $116 is about £73. the one i got my eye on is a samsung one for £30
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