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Office Max 5/25 - 5/31

Postby Ian on Thu May 22, 2003 8:03 am

Taken from the FW forums:

http://student.ucr.edu/~jnguy005/fatwal ... 03/om.html

Some of the deals:

Micro Advantage 52/24/52 CD-RW - $9.99 after $30IR and $40MIR
CenDyne Internal DVD+R/RW - $149.99 after $30IR, $30MIR and $40MIR
WD 120GB Hard Drive - $59.99 after $20IR, $50MIR and $30MIR
CenDyne 48/12/48 USB 2.0 CD-RW - $49.99 after $40IR and $30MIR
KHypermedia 25 Pack DVD-R Discs - $24.99

I'm all over that hard drive. Need to find a coupon...
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Postby CignaXI on Thu May 22, 2003 4:37 pm

Thats the normal edition of the HD? Still is a more than great price.
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Postby CignaXI on Thu May 22, 2003 4:49 pm

Be carefull with the Hival rebates, they aren't too good sending them back.
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Postby xeetim on Thu May 22, 2003 9:36 pm

That WD HD is a great deal. Too bad there's no Office Max where I live.

BTW..If I order it on line can I still get the instant rebate or just in store only?
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Postby David on Thu May 22, 2003 10:05 pm

I have not looked at the non scaned ad as of yet but I did look at the scaned copy after downloading and editing with a photo editer their are two sku's listed 2014-8555 which is the standard edition. The other sku 2034-6127 which is the Special Edition drive.
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Postby BillyG on Fri May 23, 2003 4:45 am

The Micro Advantage CD-RW is made by BTC, a low quality drive from what I have read on this message base.

Anyone know who makes the Cendyne DVD-ROM drive??
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Postby arsenal06 on Sun May 25, 2003 11:40 am

I bought the Cendyne DVD+RW this morning, model # CDICD00225. It is an NEC-1100A and this is noted on the outside of the box as "Model Drive".

From what I've read, Plextor uses this model for their DVD+RW but probably modifies the firmware.
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Postby CignaXI on Sun May 25, 2003 8:30 pm

Should I buy this drive or the SATA Raptor? The Raptor is smaller and the performance gain isn’t too much, in the other 120GB for less than $60 sounds very appealing.
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Postby rmdir on Sun May 25, 2003 9:41 pm

I got 2 of the 120's, one for work, and they are the 8 meg buffer. Office Depot had sent me a coupon last week for 15 off an in store purchase, and OfficeMax was happy to take it.
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Postby CignaXI on Mon May 26, 2003 1:22 am

I think I will go with the 120Gb if the drive has 8 meg buffer. It's an offer too good to let go.
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Re: Office Max 5/25 - 5/31

Postby UALOneKPlus on Wed May 28, 2003 3:22 pm

Hey everyone, I bought the CenDyne DVD+R/RW today, and the WD HD. The WD HD is an AWESOME deal - 2 GB per Dollar is awesome!!!

The OfficeMax ad mentions the DVD-R for $24.99. Well guess what? At the OfficeMax I went to, the DVD-R's are sold OUT!!

This is great new - why? OfficeMax lets you override the Fuji 25 pack DVD+R's for the same price!!!

I picked up 4 Fuji 25 pack DVD+R's for $24.99 each, saving a tremendous amount of money!!!

I'm set with 100 DVD+R's for now... :D :D


Ian wrote:...Some of the deals:

Micro Advantage 52/24/52 CD-RW - $9.99 after $30IR and $40MIR
CenDyne Internal DVD+R/RW - $149.99 after $30IR, $30MIR and $40MIR
WD 120GB Hard Drive - $59.99 after $20IR, $50MIR and $30MIR
CenDyne 48/12/48 USB 2.0 CD-RW - $49.99 after $40IR and $30MIR
KHypermedia 25 Pack DVD-R Discs - $24.99

I'm all over that hard drive. Need to find a coupon...
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Postby VEFF on Thu May 29, 2003 1:01 am

arsenal06 wrote:I bought the Cendyne DVD+RW this morning, model # CDICD00225. It is an NEC-1100A and this is noted on the outside of the box as "Model Drive".

From what I've read, Plextor uses this model for their DVD+RW but probably modifies the firmware.


How do you like it so far?

I ordered one too, using a coupon, so it was $40 less than the advertised price. Can't wait to get it.

It seems the NEC 1100A and the dual format 1300A are VERY similar.
Apparently (don't hold me to this), the PCB is SLIGHTLY different (one bridge transistor is in one and not the other). That seems to be the only difference...
I heard that one guy swapped out the PCB of an 1100A for that of a 1300A and was APPARENTLY able to burn dual media in his modified 1100A.
Burners only:
Pioneer DVR-115D
Pioneer DVR-111D
Plextor PX-716A TLA0304
Plextor PX-716A same TLA
LiteOn 52246S 52X CD-RW
LiteOn 52246S (another)
LiteOn 52327S 52X CD-RW
TDK 40X USB 2.0 CD-RW
TEAC CD-W540E 40X CD-RW
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Postby CignaXI on Thu May 29, 2003 8:13 pm

Well, I went to my local OfficeMax for the WD HD. Good news, it is the special editon version of the drive. Bad news, in my region they aren't $59.99. Maybe next week or the next one.
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Postby BoGMan1a on Fri May 30, 2003 10:59 am

I got the WD hard drive at Office Max yesterday and it was the special edition w/8mb buffer. I then went to Circuit City and had them price match my $139 out the door price at OM and got their rebates. So, amir I got one $59 hd and one $39 hd. Now I only need to decide how to put them in my box. I have the open SATA ports on my A7N8X mobo, so I could get 2 SATA to Ultra ATA converters from Newegg for $50, or I could get an IDE raid card for $51 from them. I am leaning towards the SATA adapters so i can use the thinner cables, but I worry about their reliability. Any suggestions?
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Postby CignaXI on Sat May 31, 2003 1:53 am

You could also buy round cables for your ATA drives.
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