PC World tested the next-generation DVD technology called Blu-ray, and got "mixed" results... "...I had the opportunity to glimpse the future of disc-based recording and...

Japanese tech company Pioneer have made a next-generation optical disk out of corn starch.

We are not sure how this breakthrough came about, probably a...

Blu-ray.com posted a rather interesting article about Ceatec Japan 2004 show... We're finally back home from our trip to Tokyo, Japan where we made sure...

JVC has developed a prototype single-objective glass lens with what is said to be the world's highest numerical aperture (NA) of 0.95. Combined with the...

The International Symposium on Optical Memory (ISOM) 2004 is currently being held on Jeju Island, a resort in Korea. At the symposium, held October 11-15,...

The small lens is intended for portable Blu-Ray disc players.

Victor Co. of Japan, Ltd. has announced the development of the world's first single ball...

JVC has joined the Blu-ray Disc Association, further strengthening the already overwhelming support for the Blu-ray Disc high-definition optical-disc format among the world's leading consumer...

Firms that are supporting one of the next-generation DVD formats, the Blu-ray Disc, plan to release camcorders that record on smaller versions of the discs...

An international group that develops and promotes the Blu- ray Disc format - one of two rival next-generation DVD formats - is planning to create...

The two companies supporting the Blu-ray Disc optical disc format unveiled prototype players at the Ceatec 2004 exhibition, taking place this week at Makuhari Messe...