Singulus Delivers First Rewritable Blu-ray Disc Production Line
Singulus Technologies announced that it has delivered its first BLULINE BD-R/BD-RE rewritable Blu-ray Disc production line to Asia.
Singulus Technologies announced that it has delivered its first BLULINE BD-R/BD-RE rewritable Blu-ray Disc production line to Asia.
TEAC Europe announced its new BD-W512SA 5.25″ internal half-height Blu-ray BDXL recorder.
Pioneer Electronics announced its new BDR-XD04 portable Blu-ray Disc (BD) BDXL writer ($149.99).
ASUSTeK Computer announced its new SBW-06C2X-U external Blu-ray BDXL recorder.
Pioneer Corporation announced that it will begin shipping its new BDR-207JBK Blu-ray Disc (BD) recorder in Japan early in the new year. No word yet on North American availability.
Digistore Solutions announced its new Centurion iServe hybrid Network-Attached Storage (NAS) system, which connects to the company’s Centurion iHub Blu-ray Disc (BD) storage library.
Rorke Data announced that GE Healthcare’s Accessories Group will resell the company’s Galaxy Advanced Disc for Archive (ADA) DICOM appliance, which employs writable Blu-ray Disc (BD) technology.
Hie Electronics announced that its Blu-ray Disc (BD)-based TeraStack Solution has received medical device data system registration from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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