http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/tdk-unveils-200-gb-blu-ray-media/ Upgrade Your Lifestyle Mon, 23 Nov 2009 18:06:40 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/tdk-unveils-200-gb-blu-ray-media/#comment-53631 VENKAT Sun, 26 Nov 2006 03:55:38 +0000 #comment-53631 Wow, 200GB on a single blu-ray disc. Just amazing. TDK have proven their earlier claims ... and they have proven their capabilities to the world too. The other media pioneer, Verbatim, does not even have a 100 GB disc yet. And we already have a 200GB disc from TDK. Fantastic. It would of course take a couple of years before such a 200GB disc (if it is approved for mass production) becomes as affordable as blank DVD-Rs today. This is assuming, blu-ray is not superseded by some other technological advancement. Who knows, just like HD has been around for some time now, they may come up with something like Super HD etc which would have double or triple the resolution of the highest HD video resolution today (1920 x 1080). Oh well ... guess we have to wait for at least a year till blu-ray media, players, recorders and PC writers become affordable and more commonplace. Wow, 200GB on a single blu-ray disc. Just amazing. TDK have proven their earlier claims … and they have proven their capabilities to the world too. The other media pioneer, Verbatim, does not even have a 100 GB disc yet. And we already have a 200GB disc from TDK. Fantastic. It would of course take a couple of years before such a 200GB disc (if it is approved for mass production) becomes as affordable as blank DVD-Rs today. This is assuming, blu-ray is not superseded by some other technological advancement. Who knows, just like HD has been around for some time now, they may come up with something like Super HD etc which would have double or triple the resolution of the highest HD video resolution today (1920 x 1080). Oh well … guess we have to wait for at least a year till blu-ray media, players, recorders and PC writers become affordable and more commonplace.

]]> http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/tdk-unveils-200-gb-blu-ray-media/#comment-53632 Ian Bell Thu, 31 Aug 2006 11:39:57 +0000 #comment-53632 Any idea what the price of this will likely be? My guess is somewhere around $60-80 per disc when first introduced. I love the idea of a large storage disc like this. I also like the idea of having a trilogy on a single disc. Of course if you ruin the disc, you just lost all three movies! Any idea what the price of this will likely be? My guess is somewhere around $60-80 per disc when first introduced. I love the idea of a large storage disc like this. I also like the idea of having a trilogy on a single disc. Of course if you ruin the disc, you just lost all three movies!

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