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I've got an Acer cdrom...  it works great.  I don't understand why you
people hate Acer.  I've also got an Acer cd-r at home and I haven't had
any problems with any cds or whatever you're talking about.  I just
think HP burners are a bit overpriced.  If you want a burner, go with
plexor.  You can't go wrong there.

HP actually is harder to work with because their tech support is so
f*cked up.  When they shipped me a bad cdrom at one point, it took weeks
for them to send me a RMA number and then another few weeks for them to
ship me the working cdrom.  If you want good support, don't go with HP.

that's my $0.02.

Dino


Nick wrote:
> 
> Actually, some cd-r's do not work with Acer, even if it is certified.  Acer
> is a hard company to work with as well.
> If you want a burner, Go HP.
> 
> Osman Ullah <ozman@cc.gatech.edu> wrote in message
> news:rVQvOEK8HlOCA0YhR84BgeMO2Kb2@4ax.com...
> > On Sun, 14 Nov 1999 16:51:52 -0500, "Nick" <gte193j@prism.gatech.edu>
> > has been reported to have said:
> >
> > || Acer gives a lot more problems than HP..... this drive has never been
> used
> > || and is brand new.  Has a refurbished label on it because it had HP 7500
> > || placed on it instead of HP 7200.
> > Do you have a website to back this up?  I hate to be an ass, but I
> > have heard Acer peripherals (monitors, cd-roms, etc.) are pretty good.
> >
> > Osman