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Vasy · 22-06-2006

[quote=karangguni]LG's Renesas and Panasonic chipset drives are about equal in burn quality. However, both the models you have mentioned are actually slightly out of date. If you manage to find it, I recommend you get the GSA-H10N instead (no lightscribe) or GSA-H10L (lightscribe) which are LG's latest models. Both are renesas chipset models.

So, you advice me to buy H10N not 416xB. But I haven'y seen any reviews of H10N. I saw only for H10A and seen that this last one is very slow reader, vs. very good and fast reader that 4166B was.
Also I couldn't find some specifications of H10N. If you recomand h10N I would buy it. I'm not interesting in LightScribe feature. I use black marker

22-06-2006	#15 (permalink)
Vasy CD Freaks Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Sibiu, Romania Posts: 202	Re: "Panasonic based" LG or Renesas based LG ? [quote=karangguni]LG's Renesas and Panasonic chipset drives are about equal in burn quality. However, both the models you have mentioned are actually slightly out of date. If you manage to find it, I recommend you get the GSA-H10N instead (no lightscribe) or GSA-H10L (lightscribe) which are LG's latest models. Both are renesas chipset models. So, you advice me to buy H10N not 416xB. But I haven'y seen any reviews of H10N. I saw only for H10A and seen that this last one is very slow reader, vs. very good and fast reader that 4166B was. Also I couldn't find some specifications of H10N. If you recomand h10N I would buy it. I'm not interesting in LightScribe feature. I use black marker