DVD- RAM to accelerate at 16X by 2005
The Korean LG Electronics gave a press conference at IFA and revealed the future DVD-RAM burning speeds. After the available present speed of 3X (CLV),...
Two member comapnies of the RWPPI to launch DVD-RW stamber sales and disc production support
Member companies of the RW Products Promotion Initiative, Mitsubishi Kagaku Media Co., Ltd. and Pioneer Corporation (President: Kaneo Ito), have announced the launch of new...
DVD+RW Alliance introduced 8X DVD+R specifications
The DVD+RW Alliance officially presented the specification for 8X for DVD+R. According to the specifications, the 8X DVD+R writing strategy will allow writing of 4.7GB...
Primera Technology introduces DVD±R recording in DVD Duplicator and Publisher Systems
Primera Technology announces it's integration of DVD-R and DVD+R recording formats for the ComposerT and BravoT lines of CD/DVD duplicators. The Composer, ComposerPlus, ComposerPro and...
Verbatim announces new series of high speed CD-R/RW/DVD-R/+R media
Verbatim announced today a new series of 52X CD-R and 32X CD-RW media. The comapany also announced new 8X DVD+R media available in the market...
Pioneer announces new DVD Recorder with 80GB Hard Disk Drive
Pioneer Europe NV today announces its new DVD-R/RW recorder, the Pioneer DVR-5100H-S, providing consumers with the next generation of DVD technology. Pioneer introduces its first...
Online music broadcasters sue RIAA
An alliance of online music broadcasters sued the recording industry in federal court Wednesday, alleging major record labels have unlawfully inflated webcasting royalty rates to...
Philips calls for open standards for electronics
The head of Philips, Europe's largest consumer electronics maker, called on its rivals on Friday to expand collaboration that would include more open standards and...
Ricoh Japan announces 8X DVD+R media
Catching up with the upcoming 8X DVD writers by Philips/Benq, Optorite (Sanyo), Plextor and others, Ricoh announced a new series of...
Linux set to break through in consumer electronics
Linux is set to be the software of choice for future televisions, set top boxes and DVD recorders, consumer electronics executives and specialists said Thursday...
