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Verbatim LightScribe 16x DVD-R

Dennis Hissink : 2006-01-14 18:55:00
Verbatim LightScribe 16x DVD-R : Extending its leadership in offering the widest range of premium-quality LightScribe media, Verbatim Corporation announced today its new Verbatim LightScribe 16x DVD-R media in 30-pack spindles. Verbatim, which already offers LightScribe CD-R and DVD+R media in 10-pack spindles, 20-pack slim cases and 30-pack spindles, will begin shipping the new LightScribe 4.7GB/120-minute DVD-R media in Q1 2006. The company also is preparing to roll out LightScribe gold-background CDs and DVDs with a new coating that enables faster label printing, as well as color-background LightScribe CDs/DVDs in Q2. Engineering samples of the new LightScribe media were showcased this week during CES in Las Vegas.


Verbatim Blu-ray media available

Dennis Hissink : 2006-01-05 21:40:00
Verbatim Blu-ray media available : Verbatim Corporation and its parent company, Mitsubishi Kagaku Media, announced that it will begin shipping its new Blu-ray Recordable/Rewriteable media in early 2006 when hardware and software products supporting the formats are launched. Produced at MKM's optical disc manufacturing facility in Mizushima, Japan, Verbatim initial products will include 25GB single layer media in both write-once (BD-R) and rewritable (BD-RE) formats. Verbatim/MKM has already supplied burner/recorder manufacturers and their software suppliers with engineering samples of its new high-capacity media for securing read/write compatibility. Verbatim/MKM is a contributing member of the Blue-ray Disc Association (BDA).






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