Sony is betting on the long term future of Blu-ray with the development of a "Mega" disc changer holding 400 Blu-ray discs, DVDs and CDs.
Currently a prototype, the Blu-ray Mega Changer is expected to be released in 2009 and support BD-Live as well as feature a RS-232C port for custom installs.
Details are scarce, but the Mega Changer offers double the capacity of the Blu-ray disc changer displayed at last year’s CEDIA show, whilst significantly reducing the size.
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