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What is an MO?
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An MO drive is a computer storage device which utilizes both an optical laser and magnetic field to record data on a special removable cartridge.
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How many times can rewritable disc be written?
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Our Engineering test shows up to 10M cycles for MO. The optical head does not touch the surface of the disk so there is no deterioration on the media.
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Can MO drive read CD or DVD media?
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No, these are all the laser technology devices but the write method and physical configuration of the disks are completely different.
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What are the advantages of MO recording technology?
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A: | Since it’s a removable device, data storage is expandable by simply adding cartridges. Media has a storage life time of 50 years because no potential head crashes and physical wear and tear on the media’s surface. |
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Do I need software driver to install?
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A: | Most Operating System supports the T7-9100 drive as a removable device and it will run natively without the aid of 3rd party driver. |