DVD: A Problem Ignored
Now just a darned minute! Wasn’t the new high-density DVD/DVD-ROM specification supposed to be backwards compatible? Wasn’t it implied that DVD drives could play existing CD-Recordable discs?
Archive of posts tagged Eastman Kodak Company
Automated CD-R Publishing System Enhancements Announced by Rimage at AIIM Show
Rimage Corporation announced it unveiled an enhanced version of its Perfect Image CD-R Automated Publishing System (APS) at the AIIM Show.
Eastman Kodak Proposes New Hard Sector CD-DASD Format for Removable, Rewritable Storage
Developed by Kodak engineers in conjunction with Dennis Howe of the University of Arizona Optical Data Storage Center, the Compact Disc—Direct Access Storage Disc (CD-DASD) format is positioned by Kodak as the next logical and necessary step in the evolution of CD-Recordable and CD-Erasable (CD-E) technology. Eastman Kodak Proposes New Hard Sector CD-DASD Format for …
Kodak and Rimage Join Forces in Export Business Partnership
Eastman Kodak and Rimage announced that Rimage will resell Kodak’s Disc Transporter and PCD Writer 600 throughout Europe.
Hewlett-Packard SureStore CD-Writer 4020i: CD-R for the Mainstream Buyer?
While by no means the last word in CD-Recordable, Hewlett-Packard’s CD-Writer 4020i is none the less a significant step forward in the evolution of CD recorders from specialized tools to everyday peripherals.
Kodak’s PCD Writer 600 and Disc Transporter: Replication in Record Time
Much like the military remnants of the cold war, Kodak’s expensive PCD Writer 600 is trying to find an alternate role in a new world order — a recorder culture dominated by entry-level units. But comparing the PCD Writer 600 to any other CD recorder is like comparing the old Army Jeep to a Hummer, …
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Kodak Rolls Out Inkjet Printable CD-R Discs
Eastman Kodak Company announced new 63 minute (550MB) and 74 minute (650MB) inkjet printable CD-R discs at Intermedia ’95.
Philips’ CDD522 Is Evolution, Not Revolution
Based on technology from the very popular and dependable CDD521 it replaces, Philips’ CDD522 ($3895) should be a sensible interim entry-level recorder until the next generation of double speed half-height mechanisms become available and demonstrate themselves as being stable.
Trace Updates disComposer CD Premastering Software
Trace Mountain Products announced that it is shipping a new version of its disComposer CD premastering software.
Trace Offers Kodak PCD Writer 200 CD Recorder
Trace Mountain Products announced that it is now selling Eastman Kodak’s PCD Writer 200 CD recorder.
Kodak Unveils Automated Photo CD Imaging Workstation
Eastman Kodak Company announced its new automated Photo CD Imaging Workstation 6600.