Princeton Disc Unveils CDXpress Ultra Princeton Disc, maker of the CDXpress CD copier and a leader in high-speed diskette and CD duplication, has announced the release of the new CDXpress Ultra multidrive CD copier. According to the company, like the CDXpress, the CDXpress Ultra is easy to use with custom advanced electronics designed specifically to copy CDs. With the CDXpress Ultra, we have fulfilled the need for a truly reliable and user-friendly multidrive CD copier, said Glenn Conti, Princeton Disc president. The system is also unique because it was designed to be upgradeable from the beginning.
Consumers can start with the base unit and add to it as their needs expand.
The CDXpress Ultra, completely configured, is capable of producing up to seven CDs simultaneously without the need of a computer. According to the company, it is a self-contained unit with everything needed to automatically copy virtually any type of CD including audio, video, data, and photo. If, however, you need to attach it to a computer for creating or editing CDs, the base unit with one writer and the 2-GB hard drive is accessible through a SCSI connector. According to the announcement, with the high-performance base unit, you simply put the CD to copy in one of its drives and hit the start button. CDs are copied on two writers to produce six to 60 CDs per hour, depending on the size of the CD being copied.