This LG GGW-H20L dual format DRIVE FOR AROUND $288 HAS THE BEST SPECS

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This LG GGC-H20L dual format optical computer drive specs are the best in the industry and the drive only costs under $288 from some discount mail order companies when in stock.



The following is the official spec sheet link

http://us.lge.com/download/product/f...spec_sheet.pdf


This new LG GGC-H20L computer drive for around $288 can read BLU-RAY discs at up to 6X speed, HD-DVD discs at up to 3X speed, and DVD-ROM discs at up to 16X speed. This is the fastest computer drive on the market and it is a dual format drive. My next computer I am strongly considering using this drive. I most likely will be using an Intel quad core processor with 4GB-8GB of DDR3 memory running Vista Ultimate 64 bit edition with a 10,000 RPM or faster hard drive.

First let me say I do not like the LG brand since over the years 90% of their products I end up returning to the store do to problems I have experienced. That being said 10% of their products I end up keeping since they work perfectly with no problems. LG makes good optical computer drives as long as they are read only. LG burners I have had incompatibility problems with. DVD-ROM drives have worked perfectly from LG. Standalone LG DVD players electronic sections I have had to return 3 to the store many years ago due to problems with the HDMI output having a poor foggy picture and it would not display English text for movies like Kill Bill when the HDMI output was used. The LG would strip the original movie subtitles from the screen when the digital output was being used. This was a problem with the firmware on the LG standard DVD player many years ago. Tried 3 LG players and they all had the same problem.
I could give several examples of having problems with LG equipment. No company is perfect I have had problems with Pioneer and Sony equipment once and a while. It is very rare to find a problem with Pioneer electronics since they have a good quality control. LG does make excellent quality computer DVD-ROM drives and I am betting that their new combo dual format drive will also most likely be an excellent unit. The software and video card in the computer are more important when it comes to BLU-RAY playback. It’s kind of hard to mess up an optical read only drive.