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What is the difference with 20X DVD-RW drive and Slot-load super multi DVD-RW?
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∙ 16y ago
The difference is in the manufacturers marketing and in the manner of loading the drive. Slot Loading vs Tray Loading is fairly irrelevant these days, but tray loading drives are certainly more popular. The 20X refers to how many times faster the drive is as compared to the DVD standard. In other words a 20X drive will be faster than an 8X.
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∙ 16y ago
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