![]() That’s good going even by desktop standards.įor the purposes of this review, an Acer Travelmate 800 was used as the test notebook, replacing its standard QSI CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive. However it is easily purchased from any number of websites, and for a surprisingly reasonable cost, especially considering that is dual-layer, slot-loading, and supports DVD-RAM. Marketed as an OEM drive, the UJ-845 is unlikely to be found in retail stores. The latest notebooks will undoubtedly contain a DVD burner, but the great majority will be lacking this feature. ![]() Typically a notebook will have a CD burner, possibly with DVD reading capabilities. One of the few upgrades paths is the optical drive. The parts are difficult to obtain, are generally more expensive, and people are nervous about opening up an expensive piece of equipment. Notebooks are not usually big on upgrade potential.
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