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Plextor PX-708A DVD±R/±RW Recorder Goes 8X

By Roland Marianna

published 21 November 2003

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A Recorder With Appeal, Continued

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A Recorder With Appeal, Continued

DVD Info and Nero Info Tools provide some interesting information on the recorder's compatibility and specs.

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