Ashampoo Burning Studio 14 available with interesting news
Ashampoo is the company responsible for the development of the Ashampoo Burning Studio recording suite. This sequel is in direct competition with giant Nero, and while both have many similar features, each has their pros and cons that set them apart both from each other and from the rest of recorders.
Today, Ashampoo updated its disc recorder , Ashampoo Burning Studio, to version 14. This update comes with enough changes, improvements and new features to be able to continue to actively compete in the disc recorder market.
The main novelties included in this new version of Ashampoo Burning Studio are:
- Redesigned interface
- Automatic search of the cover of a disc on the Internet during its extraction.
- New data protection feature that allows us to encrypt a disk.
- Tool to backup Android and iOS devices.
- Lots of internal changes, bug fixes and mod improvements.
At the same time, it retains all of its previous functions which make it a complete recording and multimedia suite very easy to use.
One of the coolest new features that we talked about in the feature list is data encryption. With this new version of Ashampoo Burning Studio, we can actively protect our most personal data by burning it to disc. This will apply algorithms while saving the data so that no unauthorized user can access it without authorization.
We can purchase the new version of Ashampoo Burning Studio 14 via its main website . This recording suite is priced at 34,99 euros (for a limited time), a price more than acceptable for all the features it offers us. Users of previous versions of Ashampoo Burning Studio can upgrade their license for a price of 19,99 euros. A trial version of the product can also be downloaded from its website for in-depth analysis before purchasing.
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