Dual-discs combine DVDs with CDs
Encouraged by the recent surge in popularity of DVD music video discs, music labels will offer dozens of special packages this fall that combine a...
Addonics 16-in-1 MFR multi function recorder
Addonics Technologies today announced a multi function digital media solution that includes all in one: a Portable 8-in-1 Flash Memory Reader/Writer; Flash Media to CDRW...
Sony to launch 23GB optical data disc in November
Sony will launch a new optical disc format in November that allows for storage of up to 23.3GB per disc, according to the company. The...
Philips launches advanced CPU for audio/video applications
Philips unveiled a new TriMedia central processing unit (CPU) core to be used in the next-generation of the Nexperia media processors. The new super-pipelined TriMedia...
Computer games can treat phobias
Popular computer games like Half-Life and Unreal Tournament could provide a cheap and effective treatment for people with debilitating phobias, according to Canadian computer scientists...
Primera Technology introduces the Accent Disc Laminator
Primera Technology announced its new Accent Disc Laminator at the MediaTech Showcase being held October 21-22 in Frankfurt, Germany. The new desktop unit laminates inkjet...
SAI releases first PC software for sony Blue Laser high capacity Re-Writeable optical disk drives
Software Architects announced the release of Disk Drive TuneUp™ Pro for MS Windows™. The software is the world's first PC product that supports the new...
Recordable DVD seminar in Taiwan by Recordable DVD Council
Recordable DVD Council (RDVDC) held its first DVD Multi Seminar in Taipei with support of the newly formed Taiwan Information Storage Association. The latest technologies...
Net song-swappers get RIAA letter before lawsuit
Recording industry investigators said they have begun asking suspected Internet song-swappers to settle copyright-infringement charges before taking them to court. The Recording Industry Association of...
Recording Industry gets ready to sue more music fans
The recording industry has started a second round in its campaign against American music fans by sending a flood of letters this week threatening them...
