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rewritable optical disc
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rewritable optical disc
An optical disc that can be re-recorded many times. CD and DVD media are typically used by consumers and small business, while magneto-optic, UDO and WORM media are used in the enterprise. See CD-RW, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD-RAM, magneto-optic disk, UDO and WORM.


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Business Editors/High-Tech Writers Optical Data Storage 2003 TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 9, 2003 Toshiba Corporation today announced that it has developed a working prototype of a high capacity dual-layer, single-sided, blue-laser rewritable optical disk.
headquartered in San Ramon, CA is a developer of storage management software for CD-ROM, WORM and rewritable optical disk drives and jukeboxes available from leading manufacturers.
is a developer of storage management software for CD-ROM, WORM and rewritable optical disk drives and jukeboxes available from leading manufacturers.
 
 
 
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