Pioneer DVR-110 is the sequel to the DVD-burner DVR-109 and Pioneer is planing on launching its new model during June. DVR-110 has been tweaked in general but the most interesting is probably the rumour saying it will support Blu-ray, but this won’t be available with this version according CDRInfo. They’ve namely published the complete specifications for Pioneer DVR-110 and the real attraction is the increased speed for dual layer (DL) media that you now can burn at 8X-speeds.
That DL-media is still ridiculously expensive compared to regular DVD-media is of course a problem and since it is rumoured that Pioneer will continue working with improving its Blu-ray compatible unit for a July/August launch its really hard to imagine an especially bright future for DL-media. But then again we shouldnät expect Blu-ray to make a breakthrough for quite a while and until then Pioneer DVR-110 might be a nice thing to ease the waiting procedure. Below you will find the specifications.
Maximum Write Speed:
- 16X CAV DVD-R / +R
- 8X Zone CLV DVD-R DL (Dual Layer), +R DL (Double Layer)
- 8x CLV DVD+RW
- 6X CLV DVD-RW
- 5X Zone CLV DVD-RAM
- 40X CAV CD-R
- 32X Zone CLV CD-RW
Maximum Read Speed:
- 16X CAV DVD-ROM (Single Layer)
- 12X CAV DVD-ROM (Dual Layer), DVD-R / +R
- 8X CAV DVD-RW / +RW, DVD-R DL and +R DL
- 5X Zone CLV DVD-RAM
- 40X CAV CD-ROM and CD-R
- 32X CAV CD-RW
Buffer Memory Size: 2Mbyte
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Source: CDRinfo
