The 1987 CD-ROM Experience: Hitachi CDR-1503S
What was the PC CD-ROM experience like in 1987? Let's find out with the Hitachi CDR-1503S / Amdek Laserdrive-1, both launching in '87 at just under $900. And for that you got a whopping 153 KB/s sequential transfer rate from 550MB discs spinning at a leisurely 200-535 RPM! Ahh, single speed read-only goodness. ● LGR links: https://www.patreon.com/LazyGameReviews https://www.twitter.com/LazyGameReviews https://www.facebook.com/LazyGameReviews ● Grab an archive of the Hitachi interface drivers here: https://archive.org/details/hitachi-cdrom-drivers-DOSPC ● Music courtesy of: http://www.epidemicsound.com #LGR #CompactDisc #Retrospective
What was the PC CD-ROM experience like in 1987? Let's find out with the Hitachi CDR-1503S / Amdek Laserdrive-1, both launching in '87 at just under $900. And for that you got a whopping 153 KB/s sequential transfer rate from 550MB discs spinning at a leisurely 200-535 RPM! Ahh, single speed read-only goodness. ● LGR links: https://www.patreon.com/LazyGameReviews https://www.twitter.com/LazyGameReviews https://www.facebook.com/LazyGameReviews ● Grab an archive of the Hitachi interface drivers here: https://archive.org/details/hitachi-cdrom-drivers-DOSPC ● Music courtesy of: http://www.epidemicsound.com #LGR #CompactDisc #Retrospective