CD Freaks Reviews: Pioneer DVR-110D DVD burner

October 7, 2005

CDFreaks.com is proud to present the Pioneer DVR-110D DVD
burner review. Our Reviewer Dee-27 has
taken an indepth look at one of the latest offerings from Pioneer, one of the
most respected ODD manufacturers in the industry. This drive is the world's
first DVD burner to offer 8x writing on DVD-R
Dual Layer media. Here is an excerpt from the
conclusion page.

The
DVR-110D can burn a few selected DVD±R media at higher than the media's
rated speed, and still obtain good burn quality. The DVR-110D can also rip
pressed DVD-Video at 16x SL and 12x DL, and pressed DVD-ROM's at 16x. This
makes the drive a useful DVD-Video ripping tool.

The Pioneer DVR-110D can burn Double Layer media
quickly, and in most cases with good quality. This drive handled some DL
media with good quality that many other drives struggle
with.

Another thing worth a mention is the drive runs
fairly quietly, and runs cool. This may be important in some environments,
especially if the drive is housed in a cramped PC case or a hot climate.
The DVR-110D feels solidly built, the tray has a nice solid feel to its
action, and the whole drive has a feel of good build
quality.

Dee-27 has put in an enormous amount of time and energy
into this highly informative and detailed review. Read the review to
find out how the drive actually performed on a wide range of media from various
manufactuers. Once you're done, head on over to the discussion
thread in our Pioneer DVD burner forum to make comments or ask questions
about the drive.

Source: CDFreaks