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  • Blu-Ray Duplicator from StorDigital Data Systems



    Following the exit of the HD-DVD format from the HiDef Disc Format race the industry can now focus on supporting Blu-Ray. To this end StorDigital Data Systems have released an entry level Blu-Ray Duplicator. The StorDigital SD1BLU Single Target Blu-Ray Disc, DVD and CD Disc to Disc copier offers an out the box solution for low volume copies without requiring the use of a PC. The unit features the most advanced controller to ensure stable recording of perfect BD copies.


    Priced at just £599 plus vat the SD1BLU Blu-Ray Duplicator is perfect for anyone looking to copy Blu-Ray Discs without the use of a PC. Get more info on the StorDigital Blu-Ray Copier.

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    Thursday, February 21, 2008
  • Blu-Ray Disc format victorious, for now.... ?

    Toshiba have announce they will withdraw from the HD format race, leaving Blu-Ray Disc as the overriding ruler in the market.

    Toshiba announced that they will no longer manufacture, develop or market their HD-DVD player and recorders. Shipment of the hardware will cease by the end of March.

    "We carefully assessed the long-term impact of continuing the so-called 'next-generation format war' and concluded that a swift decision will best help the market develop," said President and CEO of Toshiba Atsutoshi Nishida.

    "While we are disappointed for the company and more importantly, for the consumer, the real mass market opportunity for high definition content remains untapped and Toshiba is both able and determined to use our talent, technology and intellectual property to make digital convergence a reality."

    The Decision by Toshiba to withdraw their competitive format from the market should help the Blu-Ray Disc high definition format to improve its installed base of users, but we have to wonder what impact the China HD format will have on western sales, and what level of support the China format will recive from publishers. What to of the potential for Internet based delivery services? We suspect that the future Blu-Ray experience will be tightly woven with online delivery systems, offering addons, upgrades, new scenes, social funtions and more.

    Lets hope Blu-Ray Disc delivers on its promises and offers a real "value-add" over and above, DVD and any other HD format.
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    Tuesday, February 19, 2008
  • MF Digital Introduces BluRay


    MF Digital is proud to announce the arrival of BluRay duplication systems.
    Using the same software interface and job processing features, MF Digital customers may now experience the increased capacity of BluRay duplication.
    With single layer Blu-Ray DVD storage capacities of 25GBs our Blu-Ray systems include support for DVD and CDR burning - so no media format is left behind.
    Three product lines will carry the new Blu-Ray technology. The Scribe Series duplicator, the Director Series publisher and the stand-alone 5000 Series towers will all have the new format.
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    Friday, February 08, 2008

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