While it is still alive and well in the market, the name of Nero Burning ROM can not help but look at least once within our corner of nostalgia. The burning software Nero AG has been one of the points of reference for the creation and copying of CD-ROM in the late ’90s.
The first version of Nero dates back to the now back in 1997, when what was then known as Ahead Software published other important updates to its program, to bring it to a few months to version 3.0.
It is seventeen years old but looks really another era than today, where a burner cost nearly a million pounds and you barcamenava between various media sizes to be able to bring all of its material inside the single CD: the price of the latter course was well above that current, and “burn” one was a disaster.
Small curiosity: the name Nero Burning ROM is a pun built on “Nero Burning Rome”, in clear reference to the Great Fire of Rome broke out in 64 under the emperor Nero. The latest version in circulation is 16.0, with which the product s’individua Nero Burning ROM 2015 released September 17, 2014.
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