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  • Burn a disc in a matter of minutes

    The internal IDE Iomega CD-R/RW 16X/10X/40X drive is relatively inexpensive at AU$649. The drive's CD-R write speed of 16X begins to lose its appeal when one considers that 24X drives are beginning to make an appearance. But make no mistake: This is not a slow drive.

  • Burnt Offerings: High speed DVD Burners tested

    RMIT Labs looks at the latest DVD Burners and standalone DVD Recorders to work out this year's best burner. Read our Australian review.

  • Storage to go

    In this roundup we looked at both internal and external storage devices. We got our hands on the all-new Castlewood ORB51100 drive, which uses 5.7GB media. We looked at a variety of solutions including PC Card based solutions and all sorts of different media capacities.

  • Your next disc drive

    We started out this comparison intending to test DVD-ROM drives that were CD-RW capable, it soon became apparent that these were a rare beast indeed.

  • Spice it up!

    Turn your vanilla PC into a digital darkroom, DV editing station, personal music studio, or telecommuter’s dream machine. We’ve tested an array of products that get you from here to there.

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