Large capacity, swift DVD-RAM mark Matsushita's DVD recorders

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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd employs DVD-RAM discs as the recording media in its DVD video recorders. This is because the firm considers DVD-RAM best for integrating audio-video as well as personal computer technologies. Housed in a cartridge to protect it from dust and fingerprints, the device provides high capacity, fast search features, long life and other advantages that make it superior in Matsushita's opinion to rival technologies.

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Sony spotlights reliability in optical recording media

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Sony Corp stressed that superior reliability is among the key selling points of the Japanese firm's magneto-optical (MO) discs, which can function even under severe environments and rigorous uses. The discs, which ensure over 10 million rewrite cycles, have proprietary wide-margin design that enables the products to incorporate MO drives. In order to enhance the discs' reliability, Sony developed a hard, anti-static coating.

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Latest high-tech optical media formats capture TDK's eye

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TDK Corp recently developed a recordable CD that features superior image quality, particularly for recording video images in the medical field. The product passed the qualification tests conducted by the US Food and Drug Administration and a similar test in Europe. Due to increasing demand, the Japan-based TDK will increase its monthly production capacity to 8.5 million units of recordable CDs by spring 1998.

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