Model Bravo SE Blu Disc Publisher with the latest Panasonic BD-R drive Disc Capacity 20 discs Print Method Inkjet Print Resolution Up to 4800 dpi Maximum Print Width 4.724" (120mm) Ink Cartridges Cyan, Magenta, Yellow cartridge, Primera P/N 53332 or High-Yield Cyan Magenta, Yellow cartridge, Primera P/N 53335 Colors 16.7 million Color Matching Z-Color color profile included.

Software For PC support only: PTPublisher SureThing CD Label Software Primera Edition Media Types Printable-surface DVDR, CD-R and BD-R; standard or water-resistant.

Minimum System Requirements for PC For PC support only: Pentium IV processor at 1GHz or higher, 512MB or more RAM, available USB 2.0 port, NTFS drive partition Operating Systems Windows XP/2000 and Vista for PCs Electrical Rating 12VDC, 5A Safety UL, UL-C, CE Emissions FCC Class B, CE Power Requirements 100-240 VAC, 50/60Hz, 60 watts Weight 11.5 lbs. (4.1 kg) Dimensions 15”W x 14.75”H x 7”H (381mmW x 375mmH x 178mmH) Data Interfaces USB 2.0

Bravo SE is Primera's newest all-in-one disc publishing system. It combines fast, automated robotic CD / BD / DVD duplication along with full-color, 4800 dpi direct-to-disc printing - all in one compact, desktop unit. Bravo SE is ideal for producing either one at a time, unique discs or jobs of up to 20 discs at a time. Models include both Windows-based PC and Mac duplication software. Hands-Free Production of CDs / DVDs / BDs Have you ever had to burn discs one at a time and then manually print and apply sticky labels? If so, you know how much time and effort is involved. Even ordering discs from an outside vendor takes too much time and is too expensive. Now, there is. It is the new Bravo SE Disc Publisher from Primera. Bravo SE is a compact, all-in-one automated disc production factory that fits right on your desktop. It produces full-color, high-quality discs that make your business or organization look truly professional.

Advanced Robotics Bravo SE takes the complex task of burning and printing discs and makes it simple. It uses Primera sixth-generation robotics, ensuring reliable and efficient operation.Here is how the process works:

1. Bravo SE robot arm picks a blank disc from the input bin. 2. The disc is placed into the integrated recorder. 3. The disc is burned. 4. The robot moves the disc to the built-in, 4800 dpi direct-to-disc inkjet color printer. 5. The disc is printed. 6. The robot picks the disc from the printer, places it into the output bin and starts over again. Bravo SE does all of the work for you – unattended and automatically. It saves you time and money on every disc you produce.