Mitsubishi Chemical Media announces world's first 4x DVD+R media
Mitsubishi Chemical Media Co., Ltd., today announced the launch of the world's first 4x DVD+R disc for data use. The new product will be available...
ArrowKey announces new CD/DVD Diagnostic and CD-DVD Inspector software
ArrowKey announced today two new software aimed for the CD and DVD users. The new software will replace the already known CD-R Diagnostics and CD-R...
New DVD recorders at WPC EXPO 2002
Several new DVD recorders presented at WPC EXPO 2002 show. The most interesting models came from YAMAHA (DVD+R/+RW) and TEAC (DVD-R/-RW). Already known Pioneer DVR-A05,...
CDs21 Solutions has started examinations to provide guidelines on "Optical Card".
CDs21 Solutions (Secretary Office: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Chairman: Heitaro NAKAJIMA), currently promoting various CD standards and associated business models, has organized a working group to lay...
Pioneer unveils the DRM-3000 expands its DVD-R and DVD-RW compatible jukebox range
Pioneer Multimedia Europe today unveils the DRM - 3000, its new DVD-R/RW Jukebox which alongside its larger sister product the DRM-7000, is the only jukebox...
Sonic ships world's first OpenDVD-compliant DVD player
Sonic Solutions today announced the release of Sonic CinePlayer 1.5, the world's first OpenDVD-compliant DVD software player. The newest member of Sonic's complete line of...
Creative launches Nomad jukebox zen-pocket-sized
Creative announced the NOMAD Jukebox Zen, the first pocket-sized hard drive MP3 player with both USB and 1394 (FireWire) connectivity. The NOMAD Jukebox Zen offers...
CD replacement burns out
Start-up DataPlay, which hoped its 50p coin-sized minidisc would replace the compact disc, has shut down and is looking for a buyer. Todd Oseth, the...
Sony announces CRX215E1 (48/24/48) CD-RW recorder
Sony posted today the specs of a new CD-RW drive witht the codename CRX215E1. The new recorder supports 48X writing, 24X re-writing, 48X reading, 2MB...
Hollywood vs. your PC
Some PCs crashed. Macs locked up and were impossible to reboot, in some cases requiring dealer repairs, according to Apple. A nefarious new virus? Guess...
