Access time
| Access time |
140 ms |
| DVD drive average random access time |
160 ms |
Other features
| DVD+R speed |
16 x |
| Write methods |
DAO (disc at once), SAO (session at once), TAO (track at once) with zero gap, variable or fixed packet, multisession |
| DVD+RW speed |
8 x |
| DVD-R speed |
6 x |
| DVD-RW speed |
6 x |
| Storage capacity DVD |
DVD±RW 4.7GB; DVD±R DL 8.5GB |
Reading speed
| DVD read speed |
16 x |
| CD read speed |
48 x |
Performance
| Optical drive type |
DVD-RW |
| Drive device, buffer size |
2 MB |
Writing speed
| CD write speed |
48 x |
| CD rewrite speed |
32 x |
ND-3540 DVDRW 16X DL beige
NEC’s speeds up DVD writing with third generation 16x writer
NEC (UK) Ltd today announced the launch of the ND3540A, its third-generation 16x DVD writer. The new model delivers faster plus and minus dual-layer recording and improves on the CD-RW speeds of its predecessor, the NEC ND3520A.
The new drive supports all available DVD and CD formats (with the exception of RAM), offering the ultimate in flexibility. With the fastest CD-RW burning capabilities of any DVD writer on the market, it is a versatile and cost-effective solution for burning CDs as well as DVDs, with no compromise on performance or capacity.
Incorporating patented NEC technology, this latest device provides a high-speed, high-capacity, reliable solution for a wide range of applications; from backing up CDs, video collections or backing up hard drives. The new drive enables 1 hour of DVD Video to be recorded in just 6 minutes, and allows users to store up to 8.5 GB onto one DVD disc.
The ND-3540A incorporates NEC’s ‘high resolution writing strategy’ and ‘Active Optimized Power Control’ (Active OPC) to enhance the quality of written data. Active OPC dynamically monitors writing power and reflection of the media in use, calculating the optimum laser power and adjusting it in real-time, to overcome issues such as fingerprints on a disc.
The new device supports Windows 98SE, 2000, Me and XP and 2003 server. Windows NT 4.0 is also supported if the video editing function is not required.
