SE London area.
Quantum Fireball
40 gb
18 months old maybe less.
Used very little, mainly as online storage actual usage probably equates to
5 or 6 months.
£50 can post for a bit extra.
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"Gazwad" <Dont Be So Far King Wee Tar Did> wrote in message
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5 quid and I want a guarantee there's no rats.
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I will give you £20 for it
Beck
Not guarantee on the rats, in South London they are a race
Beck
|| "Gazwad" <Dont Be So Far King Wee Tar Did> wrote in message
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||| FOR SALE
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||| SE London area.
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|| 5 quid and I want a guarantee there's no rats.
||
I think the fox's have eaten most of the rats.
I do a nice line in grannies for Ł4 a go...
BVest to throw away that junk now!
"Gazwad" <Dont Be So Far King Wee Tar Did> wrote in message
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|| Bit steep that one Gaz, You can buy new ones for less at computer
|| fairs. Less than £50 for a 40gb drive now. I seen a 60gb drive for
|| £57 last Sunday.
||
I paid £106 for it new, having said that I did get a full refund.
I now have 40,80 & 120 gb in one pc and 40 & 60 in the other I am still
short on space though.
Any thoughts on DVD RW drives?
Oh BTW I almost made a start on that list but have been too lazy.
DVD RW drives seem to be popular at the moment and the Pioneer ones the
weapon of choice at present. Personally I'll wait till they get better and
speed up as with CDRW drives. My first CDRW drive cost me £185.00 and burn't
at 4x the one I use now was less than £50 and burns at 40x. And with CD-r
media costing around 20p each I see no need to use a DVD RW drive yet.
>Oh BTW I almost made a start on that list but have been too lazy.
No probs but you will need an update of mine as there's a few more on it.
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|| Quantum drives are crap!!! I would not take it even if you
|| installed it for me and it was FREE!!!
||
|| BVest to throw away that junk now!
||
Just get back to your cock gargling, there's a good boy.
<Double checks earlier post>
The different formats (DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/+RW, DVD-RAM) are not all compatible.
Start with this article by PowerDVD:
http://www.gocyberlink.com/english/articles/recordable_dvd_article.jsp#bestbuy
Just saw a DVD+R/+RW (2.6X DVD/R, 12X DVD, 12X CD/R, 8X RW, 32X CD) for $229
US after rebate this weekend. Prices are coming down.
||| Any thoughts on DVD RW drives?
||
|| DVD RW drives seem to be popular at the moment and the Pioneer ones
|| the weapon of choice at present. Personally I'll wait till they get
|| better and speed up as with CDRW drives.
What is the fastest speed available? What does it mean in real terms? The
figures I have seen seem so pitifully slow I have drawn the conclusion that
I don't understand something.
|| My first CDRW drive cost me
|| £185.00 and burn't at 4x the
My first CDRW drive was worth £150 and cost me nothing It was a Phillips
4x2xSomething. I also got about £40 worth of disks with it gratis (20 IIRC)
|| one I use now was less than £50 and
|| burns at 40x.
The one I use now was £60 but I got it for nothing too. Its only a 24 speed
but I am not complaining.
I did buy a 12 speed plextor for £160 between the two though.
|| And with CD-r media costing around 20p each I see no
|| need to use a DVD RW drive yet.
I am looking at it from the convenience point of view, I have several AVI's
that are too big to fit onto one CD.
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"Gazwad" <Dont Be So Far King Wee Tar Did> wrote in message
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2x is what I had read but surely it should be a lot faster.
30 mins to write a 4.7 gb disk isn't that bad I suppose, certainly faster
than swapping CD's.
Still I think there is another technology on the horizon and what with all
the incompatibility (reeefer to relic) I guess its still worth waiting.