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techradar.com - 10/7/2009

Review: Pioneer PD-D9 Mk2

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The Pioneer PD-D9 Mk2 is instantly recognisable to anyone who ever saw the original D9, not least from the unusual front-panel design, but also from the display (which has actually changed slightly, being a different colour and rather easier to read off-axis) and the unusually small number of ...

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gizmodo.com - 10/1/2009

Pioneer Churns Out the World's First 12x Blu-ray Burner [Blu-Ray]

— gizmodo.com — The BDR-205 is pretty much like any other mainstream 5.25-inch internal Blu-ray writer, in terms of looks... and features, except for the fact that it, get this , spins slightly faster than the current crop of 8x writers. Slightly! I was tempted to ... (more) Pioneer Churns Out the World's First 12x Blu-ray Burner ...

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hardwaresphere.com - 10/3/2009

Pioneer BDR-205 Blu-ray Writer Hits 12x Burn Speed

— hardwaresphere.com — Finally, the Blu-ray burner speed has been increased by Pioneer. Pioneer presenting their latest blu-ray writer dubbed... as BDR-205 has the speed of 12x, 4x faster than the current 8x on a common blu-ray drive. This step has been taken by Pioneer to help their user shortening the time ... (more) Pioneer BDR-205 Blu-ray Writer Hits 12x Burn Speed

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businesswire.com - 10/1/2009

Pioneer Launches First 12x Blu-ray Disc Writer

— businesswire.com — LONG BEACH, Calif.--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. today announces its new BDR-205 Blu-ray Disc® Computer... Writer , the industry’s first and fastest model to feature up to 12x write speed for single and dual-layer Blu-ray Disc (BD) ... (more) Pioneer Launches First 12x Blu-ray Disc Writer

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