Looks good, but I don't see anything about software. You might want to check on that as CD writing software could easily be as much again.Originally posted by K0r/\/f1@k€$
How about this CDRW
I think £50 is good, but what about the rest of you?
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IIRC HP supplied Adaptec Easy CD Creator with their drives. If you've got a copy of that it should work with any CD-RW. The other software supplied by HP was a program called HP MyCD. I think this is written to work only with HP drives.
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