Buying Guides & Articles:CD Burners

We share 41 timely tips for choosing the right computers and peripherals right now... Read more

Be they flash drives or external hard drives, USB storage devices are wonderful. You just plug them in and they work. Unless, of course, they don't. Here I answer three... Read more

Prevent disc-burning flameouts; find Windows answers a whisker away... Read more

On July 25, 2007, I published a storage article entitled, “Shared block-level storage continues to become more accessible.” In response to my statement:... Read more

An aspect of data archival not often thought about is the less obvious challenges related to long term digital storage. Is digital data forever? Lets look at some of the... Read more

The autorun.inf file can simplify a user's experience by starting the CD or DVD automatically when the media is placed in the drive, and you don't need sophisticated... Read more

CD-RW drives allow you to rewrite one disc many times. This is great for things like data back-up which you may need to do periodically but not keep long term... Read more

When considering buying a burner, look at the speed first. Make sure that the write speed is at least 4, the rewrite speed at least 2, and the read speed at least 24... Read more

Overall, go shopping for a drive. Keep in mind your needs and your budget, and you should come out with a CD-RW drive perfectly suiting your needs... Read more

A CD-ROM drive can play normal audio CDs and the computer CD-ROM's. They also can play playstation games if you obtain a special program online called bleem... Read more