Microboards Technology CopyWriter Blu-ray Tower

If a single Blu-ray drive just isn’t enough for your Blu-ray needs, Microboards Technology’s Blu-ray tower should be more than adequate. This beast is a duplicating tower for Blu-ray discs with two models supporting either four or ten Blu-ray discs.

These towers are both stand alone duplicators that duplicate a disc with one touch of a button. After the copy process is done, the towers also verify that the data is correct. The towers support BD-R, BD-RE and DVD+/-R/RW/DL. The cost of the units is a whopping $8995 for the four disc model and $19,995 for the ten disc model.

Advanced Features:
• Standalone BD-R/BD-RE and DVD+-R/RW/DL duplicator
• PC-connect through USB 2.0 to one drive
• One-touch duplication
• Speed-selectable for DVD+/-R
• Supports writing to BD-R/BD-RE and DVD+-R/RW/DL
• Copy and verify
• Hard drive standard for standalone BD/DVD image archival
• Store multiple hard drive images
• Counter feature allows user to input number of discs needed to
  be copied. and keeps track of total discs completed
• Automatically detects BD or DVD masters
• Simulation mode to ensure recording stability
• Easy-to-read, two-line display for status and error reporting
• Updates easily installed through Blu-Ray drive

Specifications:
• Supported recording media: BD-R/BD-RE and DVD+-R/RW/DL
• Power Source: 115V/230V 50-60Hz switchable power supply
• Weight: 58 lbs.
• Dimensions (10-Bay): 7.48” W x 16.75” D x 24.5” H
• Power Supply: 400W
• Environment: Temperature: 40˚C (104˚F) / 5˚C (41˚F)
• Humidity: 20%-80%
  

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