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Lite-On EZ-Dub External DVD WriterProvided by: Lite On DVD writers are available in almost any new system one buys or builds today. Unfortunately, DVD writers are usually fixed in a computer; therefore, transferring them to another system, or taking them on the go is not so easy. Three common uses for a DVD writer is to backup data off a system, read optical discs, and copy other discs. That is why an external DVD writer can be important. Lite-On goes a step further with its EZ-Dub External DVD writer by providing a quick way to do some of the common things. Imagine duplicating a disc or copying files with a push of a button. Did Lite-On design it really that easy, let's find out.
Packaging: Lite-On's EZ-Dub DVD writer was shipped in a standard brown shipping box. EZ-Dub's retail box is blue with a shot of the drive on the right hand side. To the left is an explanation of how EZ-Dub creates a simple backup, in three languages. On the bottom left are the different speeds at which the EZ-Dub DVD writer records.
The back of EZ-Dub's retail box shows instructions of how easy it is to duplicate a disc and copying files.
The sides of the external DVD writer's box contain Features, Contents and System Requirements in a couple of different languages.
Inside the EZ-Dub external DVD writer's retail box is the drive, manuals, cables and software. The drive is secured in foam and wrapped in protective padding. Specifications: Listed on Lite On's web site are the following specifications and features for the EZ-Dub External DVD writer.
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