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I can absolutely confirm for you that it is a Lite-on LVW 5001. I purchased one, popped the top to look inside and screened right on the motherboard is LVW5001 rev4. It also has a Lite-on 411s drive inside.

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I don't know why Daytek would tell you otherwise, that kind of concerns me. It is so obvious that it is a Lite-on.

The manuals are almost identical and the Daytek has a 'Guider' button on the remote which is a registered trademark of Lite-on. The image quality is very good, I managed over the last couple of weeks to purchase a defective Malata and a defective Toshiba. By far the Daytek has the best picture quality in 4 hour mode. So if you are looking for more information you can now search out for the Lite-on. The Gateway A230 is also the same box.

I don't know why Daytek would tell you otherwise, that kind of concerns me. It is so obvious that it is a Lite-on. The manuals are almost identical and the Daytek has a 'Guider' button on the remote which is a registered trademark of Lite-on. Georg this may have cost them my purchase.

They're loss. But thank you for posting this information. It's appreciated. I suspect they went to a few AV forums and didn't like what they were reading about the LiteOn.

Sams Teach Yourself C In 21 Days Sixth Edition. Regardless I don't like being lied to. I'm more curious as to the experience you encountered with that defective Malata(I assume the DVDR-R3?) Please elaborate. Robert, The Malata that I bought was the DVR-R2, which was rebranded as the Polaroid 0900. The drive inside was a standard IDE NEC model ND 1100a, which is the same drive I have in my PC. I had a number of problems with it however. Bell 427 Flight Manual Performance here. First they put in a cooling fan as an afterthough, it was just placed inside the case with no vent holes in site.

The fan was cheap and out of balance, you could hear the vibration from it throughout the house. Second the disks that I burned would not always play in the machine, but would play in my 3 year old Panasonic dvd player with no problem. Thirdly, as stated in the manual it only likes Memorex or Maxell blanks, which I confirmed with the inability to use the Mitsumi disks that I use on my PC. The final and bigest problems was that when watching tv, not even recording, the video and audio would go out of sync. It was like watching a badly dubbed Japanese movie! As for the problems that I have read about with the Lite-on they seem to have been heat related. They may have solved this problem with the Daytek revision.