Amex-digital-blu-ray-burner Amex Digital have released their awaited Blu-ray burner for Macs. Ever since Blu-ray won the war, manufacturers have been tripping over themselves in the race to make sure that everything they churn out is Blu-ray compatible. Everybody, except Apple who have been uncharacteristically slow on the uptake.
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Amex Digital Offers Portable Blu-ray Burners For Macbook Pro
Maybe all those millions they are earning from the and are keeping them occupied Thankfully Amex Digital haven’t been snoozing and with the release of their Blu-ray burner For Macs, Macintosh owners can step their game up to the next level. If you own any kind of MacBook or even a Mac with a USB port you can make use of Amex’s new Blu-ray portable device to watch and burn Blu-ray DVD‘s. Burn Blu-Ray at 1x to 2x speed (single and dual layer) and standard DVD’s at 4x to 8x speeds, depending on technical specs. Prices for the Amex Digital Blu-ray burner for Macs start from a reasonable (if you are into watching movies on your laptop) $289.
Amex Digital Offers Portable Blu-ray Burners For Mac
Amex Digital Offers Portable Blu-ray Burners For Mac Pro
October 17, 2008 at 9:24 am (, ) Amex Digital has stepped in to give prospective MacBook / MacBook Pro owners (and anyone with a fresh USB-equipped Mac, really) the ability to watch and burn Blu-ray Discs. The glossy black / white drive is pretty much a Blu flavor of the portable Super Multi Drive it churned out in July. It’ll burn BD-RE / -R (single-layer) discs at 2x, while dual-layer versions will only toast at 1x; as for blank DVDs, they’ll get done at a rate of 4x to 8x depending on flavor. Thanks, A1.