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    CREATIVE lab 48X cd-rom Any good?????

    CREATIVE lab 48X cd-rom Any good?????
    it's 139$(canadian)
    THE main thing for me is access time..As long as the cd-rom is 36x in real

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    way too much denaro -- try a 40x Actima $45

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    I don't CL drives, and I've seen alot of problems with them posted around.
    There's an Acer 36X at www.mwave.com for $39.90


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    My Memorex 48x cost 69.95 with one $30 rebate and has the forward button for Music CD's, reads all cd media, Volume for headphones and is UDMA....I like it

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    I've seen several bad reviews on Creative Labs CD drives mostly concerning very slow response times. I have a Memorex 40X,$69.00 regular price that you can find a lot of times with a $30.00 rebate. I'm not saying it's the best but it does a good job for me.

    gak

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    ok ..here I could a ok deal on a

    "Lite-on 40x max"
    any good ?????

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