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Where can I buy a blue laser burner?

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wiredmarlin47 wiredmarlin47 MemberOP
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#1 ·
Hi,

I'm on the hunt for a blue laser burner—something that handles dual-layer burning and reading, plus that light scribe feature for etching images or text. Does anyone know where I can pick one up in New York City?
wiredmarlin47 wiredmarlin47 MemberOP
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#2 ·
Come on, guys... nobody seems to have this in stock. I checked with Heinz and they said they’re waiting ten days for more, but I'm in a massive rush. Is there any way I could just force an old Compact disc from one of my ancient PCs (running Windows 95) into the drive just to get the new Windows installed on this new machine? Would that even work?
Benjamin King2 Benjamin King2 Active Member
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#3 ·
Maybe Samsung is one of the last ones still churning out LS drives—but honestly, it’s a total technological dead end. You're basically just diving headfirst into a ditch.
wiredmarlin47 wiredmarlin47 MemberOP
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#4 ·
There’s a General Electric location out in Indianapolis, but I need this today since my PC is shipping out tomorrow. It seems like everyone just wants to order online; nobody actually has anything in stock for immediate pickup like they do in New York City.
fadedorca66 fadedorca66 Regular
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#5 ·
I mean, just install Windows from a USB stick.
Benjamin King2 Benjamin King2 Active Member
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#6 ·
wiredmarlin47 said:There’s a General Electric location out in Indianapolis, but I need this today since my PC is shipping out tomorrow. It seems like everyone just wants to order online; nobody actually has anything in stock for immediate pickup like they do in New York City.

Man, you're being stubborn as hell. 😁

http://www.craigslist.org/cs/cd-dvd/lg-cd-...-ad-7711864
wiredmarlin47 wiredmarlin47 MemberOP
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#7 ·
No way, that Samsung drive just uses a standard red laser—I already have one of those in my desktop back in New York City. I was specifically hunting for a Blu-ray player, so I finally pulled the trigger on an LG BH16NS40 from a local repair shop. I actually asked them if I could run an ancient Compact disc from a retired mid-90s PC—running Windows 95—on a modern rig headed for the coast. Anyway, the Blu-ray is on its way, and I’ll be back in NYC in ten days. Now I just need to sort out Windows 8 and Microsoft Office... My flash drive is pretty old, though, and I'm not sure if Windows 8 will even fit. What's the minimum GB requirement for Windows 8?
Benjamin King2 Benjamin King2 Active Member
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#8 ·
4 GB.

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