Blu-Ray companies plan to release 8cm discs as well

07 Oct 04 14:55 by DoMiN8ToR in category Uncategorized To news archive

According
to href="http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/story.asp?guid=%7B299AE9EA-9BB8-485C-A761-8394AAAAA1C7%7D&siteid=google&dist=google"
target=_new>CBS marketwatch is the Blu-Ray group also planning to release
specifications for a 8 cm. Blu-Ray disc. Smaller discs could be used in
camcorder devices that would be able to store up 15 GB of data on a disc, about
40% less then on a normal 12 cm. CD/DVD/Blu-Ray disc.


align=right border=0>On Thursday, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun newspaper
reported that Sony, Matsushita and Sharp plan to release camcorders based
on smaller 8cm discs as early as next year. The firms will then each
release camcorders that use these smaller discs, which will have a
capacity of about 15 gigabytes, 40 percent less than standard Blu-ray
discs, the report said.


The Blu-ray Disc Association is expected to set technical
specifications for Blu-ray discs as early as next
year.

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Source: CBS

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