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I am quite pleased with the casio.cw-50 disc title printer. Just finished printing titles on about 100 DVD discs. Sharp, clear letters. Prints fast and cheap. Got around 55 discs labeled using one ribbon cassette printing on top print area only. Ribbons are about $7.00 ea.
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It does what it says. Get decent titles printed with the thermal transfer printing system of the Casio CW-50 printer. With 200 dpi resolution, this Casio thermal printer ensures crisp and clear print quality. The 9.0mm/second black ink ribbon printing speed of this Casio CD printer assures faster prints. Create perfect professional looking titles with the 4 colors namely silver, red, blue and black support of this Casio thermal printer. Customize the font layout as this Casio CD printer offers support for all PC fonts. The Casio CW-50 printer also allows you to import and print graphical images on to your discs.
It came on time nothing wrong had to get the correct software from the site easy to download set up and run for me its awesome
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this printer is awsome, very low tec and easy to use the only down fall i dont like is that you need to take the disc out and rotate it to print on the bottom half , and alos if you want to use more than one color you need take out and change the ink cartridge . plus the ink cartridge is not cheap but i get about 100 uses out of each cartridge.
The only difference between this Casio CW-50 and the much sought-after Casio CW-100 is that the 100 automatically spins the disc around to print the bottom whereas you have to manually spin the disc around to print the bottom with the 50 model. Other than that, you're getting pretty much the same thing in the 50 model as you are in the 100 model. So don't be scared of this little gadget. I paid $15 for it whereas it's almost impossible to find a 100 model below $75. This 50 model does the job and does it wonderfully. However, it should only be used for small printing jobs. 2, 3 discs at a time. If you're in a band and looking to print hundreds, thousands.. don't bother with this one or even the 100 model. They aren't designed for big production jobs.
