DVDs &#39;could hold 100 times more&#39;
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Imperial College London researchers in the UK are developing a new way of storing data that could lead to discs capable of holding 1,000 gigabytes.
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LOS ANGELES  - 'Tis the season for anniversary DVDs.
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Aiming for a terabyte The University of Berlin, with partners Budapest University of Technology and Economics and Universita Politecnica delle Marche in Italy, has managed to store 500GB of data on a regular HD DVD or Blu-ray disc.â¦
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Strategy to cement the format's popularity The Sony Blu-ray Disc wagon shows no signs of slowing, with the company unveiling four forthcoming recorders based on the format. The top-of-the-range model incorporates a massive 500GB hard drive, enough for about 160 hours of HD content, while the whole range also provides 1080p 'full HD' resolution.â¦
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Hardware manufacturers are in fix when it comes to settling down for a standard for DVDs. Toshiba, NEC and Sanyo are favoring a next-generation DVD standard called HD (high-definition) DVD while Sony and other
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Here&#39;s one way to appeal to one  segment of the youthful male market so beloved by film  producers -- package your DVD with its own &quot;barf bag.&quot;
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To promote the format where the DVD Forum fears to tread?
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TDK announced Thursday that it had reached a new milestone in data storage on Blu-ray discs, revealing a prototype that can hold 200GB. The disc doubles TDK's previous 100GB prototype and is possible by creating six distinct layers of data, each capable of holding 33.6GB.
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The double-layer DVD drive is designed to record up to four hours of MPEG-2 video or up to 8.5GB of music and images.
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Scientists working at London&#39;s Imperial College have come up with a way of radically increasing the storage capacity of optical discs.
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Rewriteable version of the next-gen DVD format moves closer to mass production.
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PC buyers can look forward to DVDs with up to 10 times the storage when Hewlett-Packard debuts Blu-ray compatible machines.
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Tussle over next-generation DVD format could alienate consumers.
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Israeli-based Mempile plans to demonstrate its TeraDisc technology at CES, where it plans to show a DVD with 500GB capacity. By 2011, it expects to have 1TB DVDs.
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Electronics companies are at war over next-generation DVDs
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With so many popular TV  series having run their course on DVD, it would seem the stock  of marketable programs is getting depleted.
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Now shows can be recorded without anything physical to record them on. The same goes for music. The days of tape-cassette&#39;s are long-gone, but CDs could be on their way out, too.