 Okay, so today I'm going to be having a look at the LG, oh wow, BH10LS30 Blu-ray writer. So this is a 10X Blu-ray writer, and one thing that I've been really surprised to see is how fast the Blu-ray writing speeds have come up without the cost of the Blu-ray drives actually going down. Back when CDs and DVDs were going through their evolutionary steps of the costs going down and the writing speeds going up, we saw sort of a more gradual shift, whereas these, the write speeds are just kind of doubling every time we see a new set of Blu-ray writers come out, whereas the prices are staying pretty level. I mean, they are coming down, don't get me wrong. Blu-ray writers are finally getting to the point where they are getting affordable, but you still don't see too many OEM Blu-ray drives, which is why we're looking at a retail box product here. So, okay, this is good for full HD quality, which it better be if it's a Blu-ray drive, then you've got BD10X, so that's the fastest burning speed they're saying is available out there and it includes, oh, it includes some 6X Blu-ray writable media, that's very cool. It's compatible with Windows 7, that's terrific, and then here is the full specs on the side, not sure if you're even going to be able to read that, that's okay. So this includes silent play technology, it's an HDTV recorder, upgrade your DVD to HD quality, oh, okay, I'm guessing this is all of the software features that are included. Jamless play, watch a normal disc drive, when a normal disc drive plays with scratches or fingerprints the drive can become idle, may not be able to play certain scenes. Oh, jamless play can help the disc drive play the movie smoother, very cool, music video creator, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Okay, so why don't we get this open and see what comes with our retail Blu-ray writer. So the first thing we'll find inside is that sample piece of Blu-ray media, okay, that is a very significant value add because this stuff is very expensive at this time, it has a metal nitride base recording, wow, helps in something about HD picture. Okay, then we have in terms of accessories, we've got, oh wow, an actual accessory package, you know what, I haven't actually used a retail optical drive ever, so it's interesting to see what comes with them. So first of all, you have four mounting screws, so if you own like a big box computer or something like that, you may actually need mounting screws because they don't include them, whereas if you're buying like a piece together custom machine, your case would include all the mounting screws you need. Same goes for cables, your motherboard would include the cables, but if you're buying a pre-built computer, it might not include all the cables you need. So you have a SATA cable as well as a Molex to SATA power adapter, then you have a product registration form that you should fill out and register your product with, then you have a declaration of conformity, blah, blah, oh yeah, something about FCC rules, okay, that's great, then you've got a limited warranty card and an owner's manual, okay, so that's in a bunch of different languages, tells you about how to use disks, don't use them if they're warped or cracked or such. Okay then you have the super multi blue install disk for Windows, okay, so that includes all of your, it includes CyberLink PowerDVD, Power2Go, MediaShow, Power Producer, and UCAM, awesome. Okay then let's have a look at the drive itself. I'm expecting this to look pretty much like any other optical drive that you would see, it's got a bit of a heft to it which is kind of interesting, I mean you'd expect that as they jam more and more lasers into these things, but okay, so at the front of the drive you can see it looks pretty much like any other optical drive ever, you just can peel off the sticker, oh it has kind of a, that's kind of nice, it's got like these horizontal stripes on it that make it look a little bit sort of different, okay, you can kind of see that, you can also see around my room, because it's very very very shiny. Alright then on the top of the drive you got a little sticker calling out your part number, telling you to be careful with laser products. On the sides you can see you got your four mounting holes, so this is compatible with pretty much any five and a quarter inch bay device, or bay computer, as long as you have a free bay, at the bottom there is nothing, and then at the back you've got your SATA interface, so there's your SATA power, and there's your SATA data. Thank you for checking out my unboxing of the LG Super Multi Blue.