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    Details on OEM CDRW manufacturers?

    Can anybody say somethin on who are the oem cdrw makers for most brands like Samsung,HP...etc?

    I was just curious after somewhere i read about Sony using Liteon drives.

    Sometime back i had also heard that Samsung used to make cdrw drives for HP....just to confirm it is that true?

    and what about Asus,Teac,Plextor and MSI to name a few..do these guys also outsource and just put their name tag on the drives?

    thanx for all inputs.

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    While the laser and transport mechanisms are made by a handfull of companies, the circuitry, firmware and enclosures are usually either made by the vendor or customizations are ordered from the laser/transport maker.

    It's really hard to determine the maker of these drives - they are often a hodge-podge of parts. I'm sure that Toshiba, Pioneer, Lite-On and Yamaha are in-house drives.
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    well when i spent some time in a major electronics retail chain, i noticed that the HP computers were using drives by Lite On, LG, and Teac

    they use what is available i guess

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    Believe msi uses one of the L manuf. which is good since they do work.
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    http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/Arti...p+Vol1&index=1

    thats the page where i got the info for sony using liteon oem drives....it also mentions about other manufacturers wonder who all comes into that group.

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