Today CD Freaks is proud to present a review of the world's first 4x Blu-ray writer, the LG GBW-H10N Super Multi Blue, which LG USA kindly provided us for review. With an improved write speed of 4x to BD-R media, the drive can write 25GB of data in about 22 minutes. Other features include 2x BD-RE (rewritable Blu-ray media), 8x/6x DVD+RW/-RW, 5x DVD-RAM, 4x DVD±R DL and 12x DVD±R, quicker DVD write performance than most other Blu-ray writers.
The drive includes Power DVD Blu-ray playback software, which requires a minimum of a Pentium D 3.2GHz or equivalent, Windows XP SP2, 1GB of RAM and an AACS compliant graphics card. High Resolution playback does not require a HDCP compliant display when connected via VGA, however for a HDMI or DVI connection, both the graphics card and display must be HDCP compliant to play copy protected pre-recorded Blu-ray media.

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