SAMSUNG PRO Plus 512GB microSDXC Memory Card MB-MD512KA/AM
- 512 GB
- UHS-I / U3 / Class…
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An internal 16X SATA DVD writer with dual-layer and LightScribe support
The Toshiba TS-H653 is a 16X SATA optical drive that writes dual-layer DVDs and supports LightScribe labelling. It fits a standard 5.25-inch bay and connects through a SATA interface. The unit is supplied new for desktop builders who need disc authoring and direct disc printing.
At 16X speed the drive handles single and dual-layer DVD recording with enough headroom for video projects and data archiving. LightScribe adds label printing without extra media. The drive does not read or write Blu-ray discs, so buyers who need high-definition optical storage must look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Toshiba |
| Product type | Flash Memory |
The TS-H653 uses a SATA interface, so it requires a motherboard with a SATA port; it will not connect directly to legacy IDE ports without an adapter.
After installation, use compatible Lightscribe software to burn a test label onto a supported disc; a visible, high-contrast label confirms the feature is working.
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