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Slim Blu-Ray Datasheet Slim Blu-ray™ USB 2.0 DESIGN BY SAM HECHT Powerful, Mobile, and Complete. Record, Author, and Share Archive Your Most Important Files The LaCie Slim Blu-ray records, rewrites, and plays back high- Now you can store large amounts of music, movies, and defi nition (HD) video. You don’t need an AC adapter, since it’s photos on a single disc with complete peace of mind. The bus-powered, which enhances convenience.* Best of all, its LaCie Slim Blu-ray drive’s writing process ensures authenticity portable form factor means you can take it anywhere. and longevity on sturdy write-once discs with an enhanced scratch-resistant hard coating surface. Experience High Defi nition Enjoy Easy Backup with Cyberlink BD-ROM doesn’t mean only high-defi nition video. With the This state-of-the-art drive comes bundled with the Cyberlink LaCie Slim Blu-ray, enjoy an HD movie with vibrant sound. Blu-ray Disc suite, which includes nine programs that let you Blu-ray offers up to eight channels at 192kHz/32 streams of burn, edit videos, and even photos easily and quickly. It’s audio quality. Store up to four hours of HD video on a 50GB** a complete software suite, ensuring you’ve got everything disc−about 10 times as much as a DVD. you need. • Bring Blu-ray™ to your PC or laptop ** 50GB = • Record, rewrite, and play back BD and DVD video • Record, rewrite, and play back HD video 4 hours of • CyberLink Blu-ray Disc Suite included HD video*** • Save up to 50GB* of digital data on one Blu-ray disc • No power• Multi-format supply BD needed (Blu-ray) and– burn DVD/CD discs writer on in the one go! • Durable d2 design; whisper-quiet operation Slim Blu-ray™ DESIGN BY SAM HECHT Features • USB 2.0 • Cyberlink Blu-ray Disc Suite • Backward compatible with DVDs and CDs • View BD-ROM, DVD-Video, and Video-CD • Play back high-definition Blu-ray and 3-D movies Box Content • LaCie Slim Blu-ray • USB Y cable • Utilities DVD with User Manual and Software Minimum System Requirements MASTERING/BURNING: • Windows XP SP 2, Windows Vista, or Windows 7. Burning and mastering software included. • Compatible with Mac OS X 10.6 and Linux. Cyberlink Blu-ray Disc Suite Includes Burning and mastering software not included. PowerDVD 9 • SD and HD video playback • USB 2.0-equipped computer • 3D Blu-ray • NVIDIA GeForce (Mobile), NVIDIA Quadro (Mobile), support NVIDIA Tesla, ATI Stream • Data burning • Screen Resolution: 1024 x 768, 16-bit color Power2Go 6 PowerDirector 8 • Video editing HD VIDEO PLAYBACK PowerStarter 7 • All-in-one user interface • Windows XP SP 3, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 • USB 2.0-equipped computer PhotoNow • Photo editing • Free disk space: 300MB recommended PowerProducer • Create compelling video • Pentium 4 541 3.2GHz or AMD Athlon XP 64 X2 3800+ Also included: • 2GB SDRAM InstantBurn, PowerBackup, MediaShow Item Number 301978 Write Speeds* BD-R (Single Layer) 6x ; BD-R (Dual Layer) 4x; BD-RE (SL or DL) 2x; BD-R LtH 6x DVD±R 8x; DVD±R DL 4x; DVD±RW 8x; DVD-RW 6x; DVD RAM 5x CD-R 24x; and CD-RW 10x Read Speeds* BD-R (Single Layer) 6x; BD-R (Dual Layer) 4x; BD-RE (SL or DL) 4x; BD-R LtH 6x; BD-ROM (SL) 6x; BD-ROM (DL) 4x DVD±R 8x; DVD±R DL 6x; DVD±RW 6x; DVD-RW 6x; DVD RAM 5x; DVD-ROM (SL) 8x; DVD-ROM (DL) 6x CD-R 24x; CD-RW 24x; and CD-ROM 24x Dimensions (WxDxH) 137 x 157 x 25 mm / 5.4 x 6.1 x 1 in. Weight 320 g / 11.3 oz. Software Cyberlink Blu-ray Disc Suite Warranty 2-year limited *Please check User Manual for more details. **1GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes. Total accessible media capacity varies depending upon operating environment. ***Approximate calculation is based on a 720p resolution image coded in MPEG-2 at a bit rate of 24Mbits/s. Please note that USB 2.0 transfer rates may impact drive performance. Performance is not guaranteed using USB 1.1. ©2010, LaCie. The LaCie logo is a trademark of LaCie. Other product and brand names may be trademarks or registered trade- marks of their respective owners. Specifications and appearance are given as guidelines and may change without notice. This product is not to be used for illegal recording. LaCie cannot be held responsible for the unlawful use of this device. www.lacie.com 101027.
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