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Tom's Hardware > Forum > Storage > Optical Media > plextor PX-800A vs. PX-760A

plextor PX-800A vs. PX-760A

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Hi there, I noticed that the new Plextor PX-800A is newer and cheeper than the PX-760A. if its newer, why is it cheeper?

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The 760 has faster access and DVD write times, can be mounted horiz or vert, and is shorter in length, for special apps. There's an even newer model than the 800 out now, as well -- the 810SA. It'll be about 85 stones.

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