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Pioneer DVD-A06, Continued

06:00 - Monday 27 October 2003 by Patrick Schmid

The packaging has a fresh young look and Pioneer leaves nothing out: One DVD-R and DVD-RW each, along with an audio cable, screws and a manual are included. Pinnacle Studio 8 SE and Instant Copy 7.0 are bundled along with them. Even the website is both clear and useful, because frequent firmware updates can be found after only a short search. Pioneer has been doing a good job on this for many months.

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