Freecom Traveller Premium CD-RW

Review Pages

1. First Impressions
2. Installation
3. The Performance Tests
4. The Performance Results
5. Usability Tests
6. Conclusion

Freecom Traveller Premium - Page 6

Conclusion

Positive (+) :	Negative (-) :
- Great portability! - Very lightweight. - Good internal battery - Gives you the option to choose any of the four available connection interfaces according to your needs - Great performance with the PCMCIA interface - Great performance when reading CD-RW media. - Supports Overburning - Excellent Manual in 7 languages	- Poor compatibility with certain media (check out before you buy..) - Expensive combo in case you want more than on connections - No way to find out the remaining battery life - No power saving technique - Poor DAE performance through the USB interface - The 3-colored led is confusing

Overall, provided that you can cope with the drive's major problem which is the poor compatibility with certain media, positive points are much more vital that the negative ones. The drive may not be as strong as a writer, but it's contingency is what rewards you as a buyer!

If you own a laptop, our suggestion is to choose the PCMCIA interface, which provides the best performance, and though it, you can have the unit battery powered though the laptop's one. Though, to fully enjoy the connectivity potential, get the USB Cable as well and always keep on you a CD with your favorite CD-R software and drivers and you've got your solution to all your data transportation problems.

You can buy the Freecom Traveller Premium directly from Freecom www.freecom.de.