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Philips SPD2512BD DVD 18x ReWriter Internal Drive vs Philips SPD6105BD DVD 20x ReWriter Internal Bulk Drive

23specifications compared
4differ
19identical
0known for one product only

Key differences

The Philips SPD6105BD DVD 20x ReWriter Internal Bulk Drive has 20 ms more access time than the Philips SPD2512BD DVD 18x ReWriter Internal Drive (160 ms vs 140 ms). The Philips SPD2512BD DVD 18x ReWriter Internal Drive has 5 - 80% more operating relative humidity (H-H) than the Philips SPD6105BD DVD 20x ReWriter Internal Bulk Drive (20 - 80% vs 15 - 80%). The Philips SPD2512BD DVD 18x ReWriter Internal Drive has 5 - 80% more relative humidity than the Philips SPD6105BD DVD 20x ReWriter Internal Bulk Drive (20 - 80% vs 15 - 80%). Storage temperature (T-T): -40 - 80 °C on the Philips SPD2512BD DVD 18x ReWriter Internal Drive, -40 - 65 °C on the Philips SPD6105BD DVD 20x ReWriter Internal Bulk Drive.

Access time
- SPD2512BD DVD 18x ReWriter Internal Drive:140 ms
- SPD6105BD DVD 20x ReWriter Internal Bulk Drive:160 ms
Operating relative humidity (H-H)
- SPD2512BD DVD 18x ReWriter Internal Drive:20 - 80%
- SPD6105BD DVD 20x ReWriter Internal Bulk Drive:15 - 80%
Storage temperature (T-T)
- SPD2512BD DVD 18x ReWriter Internal Drive:-40 - 80 °C
- SPD6105BD DVD 20x ReWriter Internal Bulk Drive:-40 - 65 °C
Relative humidity
- SPD2512BD DVD 18x ReWriter Internal Drive:20 - 80%
- SPD6105BD DVD 20x ReWriter Internal Bulk Drive:15 - 80%

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Comparison of SPD2512BD/97, SPD6105BD/97
23 specifications	A Philips SPD2512BD DVD 18x ReWriter Internal Drive Model SPD2512BD/97 View product	B Philips SPD6105BD DVD 20x ReWriter Internal Bulk Drive Model SPD6105BD/97 View product
Access time1 differ
Access timeDiffers	140 ms	160 ms
Operational conditions2 differ
Operating relative humidity (H-H)Differs	20 - 80%	15 - 80%
Storage temperature (T-T)Differs	-40 - 80 °C	-40 - 65 °C
Other features1 differ
Relative humidityDiffers	20 - 80%	15 - 80%

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