LG GSA-H12N Review
LG GSA-H12N Specifications

Our Test Machine's Specs:
Pentium 4 3GHz (not over clocked)
1GB RDRAM
ABIT Motherboard
LG GSA-H12N Vs. TOSHIBA
TS-H652D REVIEW
LG Introduction
LG
Electronics,
Inc.
was established in 1958 as the pioneer
in the Korean consumer electronics
market. The company is a major global
force in electronics and information
and communications products with
more than 64,000 employees working
in 76 overseas subsidiaries and marketing
units around the world. With annual
total revenues of more than US $16.9
billion(non-consolidated), LG Electronics
comprises three main business companies
: Digital Display & Media, Digital
Appliance, Telecommunication Equipment & Handset.
Since becoming Korea's
first electronics company to export
its products abroad, LG Electronics
now has 80% of its operations overseas.
LG announced a joint venture in 2000
with Hitachi called Hitachi-LG Data
Storage, inc.
As LGs
latest DVD writer LG
claim the GSA H12N is the worlds
fastest DVD rewriter, sporting
18 speed DVD±R writing,
12 Speed DVD-RAM writing, DVD+R
DL writing at a maximum of 10 speed,
DVD+RW at 8 speed
and also DVD-RW x6 and CD-RW x32.
In this review we
will be comparing it to another 18x
DVD writer, the Toshiba
TS-H652D (a
dvd writer which shares many qualities
to the
Samsung SH-S182D).
What the package includes
The package contains:

- LG GSA-H12N DVD±RW
Rewriter
- Manual & Software on a DVD-ROM
The software DVD contains:
- PowerDVD 6 oem 2ch
- Power Producer 3 VR
- LG ODD Auto Firmware
Update
- Nero 6.6.1.6
- Manual (on DVD)
- InCD 4
- Direct X 9
Our review drive came direct from
Japan.
The front looks like a traditional
LG DVD writer with a "super
multi"
logo, a DVD+R DL logo and DVD
multi logos. Despite it looking
beige on the outside, what you
can't see in the picture is that
the tray is black.

The back of the drive looks very
similar to any other ATAPI CD drive.
You will find the usual connectors:
jumpers for making the drive a Master/Slave/Cable
Select, an analogue audio output
connector, a digital audio output
connector and a power connector.

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