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Cendyne 48x12x48x at Officemax - $29.99 after rebate
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Mon Dec 23, 2002 5:07 pmby dbeko
I purchased a 48x Cendyne burner yesterday from Officemax. $89.99 retail - $40 off at the register - $30 MIR = $29.99
Is this burner a rebadged Lite-On? Thanks.
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Tue Dec 24, 2002 1:00 amby CignaXI
check with nero's infotool and compare them with these ones:
LTR-48126S
LTR-48125W
LTR-48125S
http://www.cdspeed2000.com/files/NeroInfoTool_1032.zip
Re: Cendyne 48x12x48x at Officemax - $29.99 after rebate
Posted:
Tue Dec 24, 2002 3:18 amby TheWizard
dbeko wrote:I purchased a 48x Cendyne burner yesterday from Officemax. $89.99 retail - $40 off at the register - $30 MIR = $29.99
Is this burner a rebadged Lite-On? Thanks.
It's late, so maybe my eyes are deceiving me, but is this math incorrect?
Re: Cendyne 48x12x48x at Officemax - $29.99 after rebate
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Tue Dec 24, 2002 10:08 amby dbeko
TheWizard wrote:dbeko wrote:I purchased a 48x Cendyne burner yesterday from Officemax. $89.99 retail - $40 off at the register - $30 MIR = $29.99
Is this burner a rebadged Lite-On? Thanks.
It's late, so maybe my eyes are deceiving me, but is this math incorrect?
heh-heh. How about $79.99 instead?
Posted:
Wed Dec 25, 2002 5:15 amby TheWizard
$79.99 - $40 instant savings - $30 MIR...count me in! That's a final total of $9.99 for a Lite-On burner!
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Wed Dec 25, 2002 2:38 pmby BuddhaTB
On the back of the Cendyne Boxes, there should be a label with the model number of the drive. If the model number starts with LTR, then you know your getting a Lite-On.
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Thu Dec 26, 2002 10:40 amby dbeko
BuddhaTB wrote:On the back of the Cendyne Boxes, there should be a label with the model number of the drive. If the model number starts with LTR, then you know your getting a Lite-On.
This is NOT a Lite-On drive; at least not the one that I purchased. A friend of mine in New Mexico purchased the same model at Officemax and he got a Lite-On (it auto-identifies itself as such in Windows Control Panel). <sigh> It still works fine..
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Thu Dec 26, 2002 1:07 pmby Ian
dbeko wrote:This is NOT a Lite-On drive; at least not the one that I purchased. A friend of mine in New Mexico purchased the same model at Officemax and he got a Lite-On (it auto-identifies itself as such in Windows Control Panel). <sigh> It still works fine..
Did you check the label on the back before you bought it?
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Thu Dec 26, 2002 3:25 pmby CignaXI
Not all Cendyne packages have this label, and even the specs are not too reliable as sometimes they will pack drives with better specs and leave the same label.
Hey but you can still return it if you don't want it. I think in officemax they have a 15 days no questions ask return policy. If you are not satisfied with it thats enough for them. The box has to have the upc.
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Wed Jan 01, 2003 8:15 pmby dbeko
Ian wrote:dbeko wrote:
Did you check the label on the back before you bought it?
I didn't as I'm new to this Lite-On rebadging thing. I started out with a Plextor 12x, then a TDK 24x (which is a Lite-On I believe) and now this Cendyne. I'm happy with it and going to keep it.
Cendyne=Optorite
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Sun Jan 05, 2003 2:25 amby MCKComputerWorks
I've checked most of the OfficeMax stores in the Kansas City area, and most of them only have the Optorite-based drives...bummer. I did find a couple of the AOpen 48x12x50 drives, so I kept those...Looks like Cendyne has made a (semi)permanent switch...