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Gigabyte GO-W0404A, Continued

06:00 - Monday 27 October 2003 by Patrick Schmid

Included with the GO-W0404A is the multimedia pack from Cyberlink (PowerDVD, PowerProducer, MediaShow) and Nero 5.5 as CD and DVD recording software. Finally, there is also a DVD+RW in the package.

Gigabyte is making an obvious attempt at branding: Their own brand name is easy to read on the lid and there was also room for logos of the DVD and CD standards. The second button for direct playback of the inserted discs is now almost obsolete, but still practical.

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Gigabyte GO-W0404A, Continued

Gigabyte is making an obvious attempt at branding: Their own brand name is easy to read on the lid and there was also room for logos of the DVD and CD standards. The second button for direct playback of the inserted discs is now almost obsolete, but still practical.

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