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DVD-RAM |
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A rewritable DVD disc endorsed by the DVD Forum. Using phase change technology, DVD-RAMs are like removable hard disks, and the media can be rewritten 100,000 times compared to 1,000 times for DVD-RW and DVD+RW. The first DVD-RAM drives with a capacity of 2.6GB (single sided) or 5.2GB (double sided) became available in the spring of 1998. DVD-RAM Version 2 discs with 4.7GB arrived in late 1999, and double-sided 9.4GB discs in 2000. DVD-RAM drives typically read DVD-Video, DVD-ROM and all types of CD media. See DVD, DVD+RW, DVD-RW and optical disc.
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Panasonic has announced another milestone in the rapid adoption of DVD-RAM technology for the storage industry, as Host Interface International launched its Double Image(R) 5. The only factor inhibiting swift market dominance for DVD-RAM--and still its biggest limitation--is that ordinary DVD-ROM readers and DVD-Video players simply cannot read DVD-RAM disks. Maxell Corporation of America, the technology and marketing leader in premium recordable media products, today introduced the world's first 5X DVD-RAM disc, the fastest rewritable, high-capacity DVD media currently available. |
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