Verbatim 50PK DVD-R 4.7GB 8X WHITE ( 94971 )
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UPC: 023942949718
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| Product Description
| Combining an exceptional inkjet printable surface with professional grade, Metal Azo, recording performance and reliability, Verbatim DataLifePlus White Inkjet Printable DVD-R 8x discs are the ultimate choice for developing, customizing and distributing DVD content. Certified for 1x-8x DVD recording and preferred by DVD-R drive manufacturers, Verbatim DataLifePlus DVD-R media uses an advanced "Metal Azo" recording dye to provide the highest level of performance, compatibility, and...[continued]... archival life. DataLifePlus White Inkjet Printable DVD-R 8x discs have been extensively tested and qualified for use with DVD/CD Inkjet printers and duplicators offered by such leading industry manufacturers as Primera, Microboards & Epson. |
| General | | Max. Write Speed | 8x | | Media Included Qty | 50 | | Type | Storage media - DVD-R | | Manufacturer Warranty | | Service & Support | Lifetime warranty | | Media | | Features | Ink jet printable surface , Advanced AZO recording dye | | Native Capacity | 4.7 GB | | Miscellaneous | | Color | White | | Package Type | Spindle |
Customer ReviewsReviewed on 2008-06-20  
Can't read this particular brand/type on one of my computers
Can't read this particular brand/type on one of my computers. Tried different brand - it worked. Apparently they are cutting costs and it bites. |  | Reviewed on 2005-01-10
Works great at 8x on a NEC2500A
I have an NEC burner and these discs work great at 8X. Some people buy them because some Verbatim's carry an MMC003 media code and can burn at 12X. The truth is, Verbatim use to make their own media, but now just rebadges them with thier name and are actually made by varied media manufacturers. In the end, you get varied results when you burn faster than what the media is rated, becuase the media is not always the same, even though it was packaged as Verbatim. If you intend to burn at 8x, then these will be fine for your purposes. But if your intent is to burn these at above 8x, be careful, different burners will get varied and unstable results, becuase you'll never know what you'll end up with.
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