Monday, October 16th 2006

Plextor Announces PlexEraser PX-OE100E


Plextor today announced its new PlexEraser PX-OE100E CD/DVD destroyer. The new PlexEraser drive delivers a secure environmentally friendly method of destroying CD/DVD discs to security-conscious companies and individuals. The standalone unit operates without the need of a PC and is an alternative to disc shredders that are currently available. The Plextor PlexEraser PX-OE100E destroys CD/DVD discs by using a laser beam that kills off data recording portions of optical discs. Eight types of CD/DVD's are supported with the PlexEraser PX-OE100E drive including CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD-R DL, and DVD+R DL discs. Smaller 8cm discs are also supported by the PlexEraser PX-OE100E as well. As far as timing goes, Plextor claims the average data destroying time is around three minutes for single-layer CD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW and DVD-R/RW discs while dual-layer discs take a little longer at around six minutes. The PlexEraser PX-OE100E is expected to ship to distributors next month with an M.S.R.P. of $249.99 USD. It will be available in North and South America and have a one year warranty with unlimited toll-free technical support.
Source: DailyTech
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23 Comments on Plextor Announces PlexEraser PX-OE100E

#1
spectre440
putting them in a microwave = cheaper and much more flashly...
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#2
pt
not a suicide-bomber
spectre440putting them in a microwave = cheaper and much more flashly...
for 250€ i can buy about 10 cheap microwaves and i only need one if the cops appear at my door
(don't know if they will all fit it)
/\ i don't know waht i'm talking about if anyone asks :p :nutkick:
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#3
zekrahminator
McLovin
Looks like a good idea for shredding, erm, those sensitive word and excel documents lying around my desk :laugh:.
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#4
W2hCYK
its more fun to put a little sugar ontop of the cd when you microwave it.. hehehe.. sugar = highly reactive in microwaves.. go give it a shot.
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#5
pt
not a suicide-bomber
zekrahminatorLooks like a good idea for shredding, erm, those sensitive word and excel documents lying around my desk :laugh:.
use a lighter, it funnyer :D
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#6
lemonadesoda
What on earth is Plextor thinking of in designing, manufacturing and marketing such a product?

Not only is it superfluous... scratching, snapping, shredding and microwaving are quicker... but think about the "salary cost" of having an employee sitting there, slowly stuffing one CD at a time into such a machine.

I really am lost for words.

I think that the "product development strategists" at Plextor need some electric shock therapy. If this is their attempt at growing revenues, then the CEO should be fired.
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#7
XooM
just imagine: you have a CD full of highly sensitive e-mails to your fellow execs, inside traders, etc, and you really need to destroy it, but the FBI forensic labs can repiece anything... :p
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#8
pt
not a suicide-bomber
XooMjust imagine: you have a CD full of highly sensitive e-mails to your fellow execs, inside traders, etc, and you really need to destroy it, but the FBI forensic labs can repiece anything... :p
not when you incinerate it :D
they can't do much with ashes
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#9
zekrahminator
McLovin
XooMjust imagine: you have a CD full of highly sensitive e-mails to your fellow execs, inside traders, etc, and you really need to destroy it, but the FBI forensic labs can repiece anything... :p
Not to mention the ease at which data recovery services repair a physically cracked CD/DVD.
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#10
lemonadesoda
NOBODY can repiece a shredded CD especially if the data was encrypted or zipped, because the small amount of data than is left on each "shard", cannot be used. Byte-by-byte read of a shard under an electron microscope will reveal only a few hundred bytes of encrypted data that without directory or location references is meaningless.
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#11
KennyT772
scrape off the foil....better yet if you really need somthing quick get a 5gal bucket filled with hydrocloric acid or somthing. the cds will litterally melt.
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#12
evil bill
You have ALL missed the point. Clearly, Dr Evil has taken over Plextor and is determined to use his frikkin "laser" in a household product.

Doomed I tell ya, DOOMED!!! :laugh:
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#13
infrared
lmfao, Dr. Evil takes over Plextor! :D Awsome!
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#14
Casheti
Dumbass product. Set fire to the CD's. Much cheaper, more fun, and it's family friendly. Get the whole family involved.

"Hey little kid, hold this flamethrower for me, I'll hold the disc with my bare hands, and you blast it"
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#16
ktr
just spreed some fresh fecal mater over the cd and then put it in your friends car cd player...then BOOM the whole world blows up.
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#17
Casheti
infraredWB casheti :)
Thnx dude :D
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#18
pt
not a suicide-bomber
CashetiThnx dude :D
you again? :p
i tought you we're banned for life ;)

welcome back anyways :)
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#19
Casheti
Thanks again :D Yeah, you cannot kill Casheti. He always comes back.
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pt
not a suicide-bomber
CashetiThanks again :D Yeah, you cannot kill Casheti. He always comes back.
you have to come back
i always laugh everytime i see the img on you sign :roll: :laugh: :laugh: :roll:
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#21
Casheti
I'll take that as a compliment
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#22
pt
not a suicide-bomber
CashetiI'll take that as a compliment
it was :p
i think i'm going to stole that image
"just did" :D
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