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macnn.com - 11/20/2008

Electronista | Pioneer burners make DVDs with Qflix video content

— macnn.com — Pioneer has teamed up with Qflix to allow users to create DVDs from downloaded content from the video download site, the electronics company announced on Tuesday. The two Pioneer drives, the internal DVR-2920Q and external DVR-X162Q, feature Qflix ... (more) Electronista | Pioneer burners make DVDs with Qflix ...

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