Photos: Hitachi's DVD tech
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Hitachi shows off its latest DVD and camcorder technology at the CEATEC trade fair near Tokyo.
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Memory-Tech and Toshiba today announced that they have jointly developed a dual-layer ROM (read-only) disc that can store content in both the HD DVD and DVD formats.
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We test this next-generation DVD technology, and get mixed results.
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As part of digital shift, electronics maker is planning device that will record HD DVDs, DVDs and CDs.
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Dr. Chandra? Will I dream? Hitachi Data Systems is adding the ability to power down disk drives on demand to its mid-range product lineup. They're also rolling out support for bigger disks and some new security services.â¦
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Sony rivals Toshiba, Sanyo and NEC are working on HD-DVD rather than Blu-ray. Both are designed to have much more storage capacity than the current generation of discs.
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Consumer electronics oriented IFA 06 Hitachi's Global Storage Technologies (HGST) subsidiary today launched its first consumer electronics-oriented hard drive that uses perpendicular recording techniques to boost its storage capacity to 160GB.â¦
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Rewriteable version of the next-gen DVD format moves closer to mass production.
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MANHASSET, NY - Hitachi Ltd., Toshiba Corp., Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd., and Hitachi subsidiary Hitachi Displays Ltd.
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Bus-Tech, Inc., a market leader in mainframe tape-on-disk controllers  and data center connectivity products, and Hitachi Data Systems, a  wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd.
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Victor Co. of Japan Ltd. (JVC) has developed prototype read-only discs that can contain data stored in both the DVD and high-capacity Blu-ray Disc formats.
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Toshiba and fellow Japanese technology company Memory-Tech have developed the obvious successor to DualDisc: a disc that incorporates both DVD and an HD DVD playback surfaces.
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InfoWorld - The first laptop computer to feature an HD DVD-R drive, Toshiba&#39;s Qosmio Q30, went on sale in Japan over the weekend.
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The Register -- Toshiba, Sanyo, NEC and Memory Tech yesterday formally opened the doors for the HD DVD Promotion Group, positioning the consortium head to head with the Blu-ray Disc Association in the battle for the hearts and minds of content providers
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HD DVD isn't dead, at least not quite. That leaves many options and potentially expensive mistakes for consumers.
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From cell phones and personal media players to LCDs with built-in DVD players, here's a look at what's hot at CES.
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PC buyers can look forward to DVDs with up to 10 times the storage they now have when Hewlett-Packard rolls out machines supporting next-generation DVD technology next year.