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The new CD burners deliver speed to spare. Our tests of 30 drives reveal the best deals in a crowded field.
Jon L. Jacobi
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Our two best buy CD-RW drives, the $230 Yamaha LightSpeed CRW2200EZ and the $245 TDK 24/10/40 VeloCD ReWriter, are also the fastest drives we tested. You'll have to pay a little more for the higher level of performance, but these drives proved their worth in both audio and data CD burning tasks. Both CD-RW drives come with an impressive software bundle and a friendly user manual, too.
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