Sega responds to the DreamCast backups
"...Sega hoped to avoid this problem by using a new technology it calls GD-Roms, which hold a little more than 1 gigabyte of information on...
OSTA Extends Efforts to Ensure UDF Software Compatibility With 'Plugfest 2'
"...The Optical Storage Technology Association (OSTA) today announced that Universal Disk Format (UDF) compatibility and interchangeability among recordable optical media and drives has improved with...
Sensory Science Introduces New California Audio Labs CL-2500 DVD Player
"...Sensory Science Corporation today announced the introduction of the new California Audio Labs CL-2500 DVD player, designed to accompany the CL-2500 Series system launched late...
MediaFORM adds 4 new automated CD-R production solutions
"...MediaFORM has added four new CD-R production solutions to its extensive product line. All come with standard 12x/8x selectable recording speed and MediaFORM's industry-leading anti-piracy...
TEAC ships new PortaCD USB CD-Rom
"...TEAC today begins shipping the industry's lightest portable CD-ROM drive, the USB PortaCD, with convenient USB connection for laptop and subnotebook computers.
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New CD format which supports 1.3GB coming from Sony and Philips
Many of you might think that the CD-R technology will soon get over by DVD re-writetable solutions since they offer increased storage capacity.
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DVD Scene Is Set for Confusion
"...By year's end, consumers will be able to record their own DVDs at home - reaping the benefits of vastly more capacity and improved quality...
Ricoh Announces 12X/10X/32X CD-R/RW Drive and Package
"...Ricoh has developed and will soon release a new series of CD-R/RW drive packages to support the newest, fastest CD-RW 10X rewriting standard. The Ricoh...
99min Media can be written with existing CDR-W drives?
"...A list of compatible burners will be presented in the next few days. Some burners (like the Mitsumi 4004) can burn up to 99:05 mins...
CD-RW Industry Leaders Introduce New DVD+RW Initiatives
"...Hewlett-Packard, MCC/Verbatim, Philips, Ricoh, Sony and Yamaha Corporation, the industry leaders in CD-ReWritable technology, today announced two new initiatives designed to speed 4.7GB DVD+RW acceptance...
