Can My LightScribe Laptop Really Print CDs?
Yes, your LightScribe enabled lap top really can print CDs. The LightScribe doesn’t use ink but instead uses its laser to “etch” a design into a special, dye coating on the label side of a LightScribe disc. LightScribe discs are printed in grayscale, like a black and white photo. Because many new laptops and desk top computers come with a LightScribe burner built in, this is a great solution for a business or individual who is burning only one or two discs a day, but still needs to create a disc with a polished and professional look. The Pros: • If you are printing low volumes, you don’t need to worry about purchasing ink refills and related pains. • Many new computer systems come with LightScribe built in. • Creates professional looking discs. The Cons: • Requires special discs – which come with the LightScribe logo printed on the hub. • Limited to grayscale designs. (No color printing.) • LightScribe Labeling is much slower than typical inkjet printers. We’ve heard reports of full-di
