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CNET editors' rating:
3.0 stars
Good
THE GOOD
Supports all major optical-media types; non-Blu-ray task speeds are acceptable; extensive software package.
THE BAD
Still very expensive; IDE-only; slow to rip commercial Blu-ray discs; finicky with media brands.
THE BOTTOM LINE
The Sony BWU-100A Blu-ray burner is still priced out of range for most users, but if you have $700 to spare, it's a good choice for its range of media support and acceptable task speeds.
CNET Reader Reviews
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December 6, 2006 08:57
Spectacular
2.5/5
This is another case of a powerful giant (Sony) overpowering the little guys (consumers). This Blu-Ray player costs over $700.00 but will NOT allow you to watch a Commercially made Blu-Ray movie (such as Talladega Nights)! Sony states that additiona... read more » -
June 24, 2007 04:10
Spectacular
2.5/5
The first one I bought would not work at all. The second one works, but the BD discs written on the drive WILL NOT play on Sony's own BD-S300 player. After four calls to Sony tech support (& two wrong answers) I finally got a level 2 tech who sp... read more » -
December 9, 2007 02:24
3.5/5
good if you have a purpose for it go ahead and get one.
Where to Buy
| Store | In Stock | Shipping | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
Over 1,000 Sony products. Direct from Sony |
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| Amazon.com Marketplace | Yes |
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