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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundSony pushes paper Blu-ray disc
April 16, 2004 The company teams up with Toppan Printing to develop a Blu-ray disc made mostly of paper, which they hope will lower prices and encourage use of the technology.Blu-ray Disc spec approved
August 11, 2004 Next-generation DVD specification approved, clearing way for manufacturers to produce read-only disks.Blu-ray burns for interactive content
August 17, 2004 Flashy features could tempt consumers--and that tempts Hollywood, which could help Blu-ray beat out a rival technology.Sony beams in blue laser discs
April 26, 2004 The company introduces optical storage discs that use blue-laser technology to hold more data and that offer improved durability.Next-generation DVD formats rally support
January 7, 2005 Groups supporting competing formats push their chosen technologies at the Consumer Electronics Show.Small discs for camcorders get the blue light
October 13, 2004 Blu-ray group is developing a smaller version of its technology for portable electronics, aiming to give its format a leg up.Fox joins Blu-ray group
October 4, 2004 The studio will be a significant ally for the group, which is trying to win support for its technology over the rival HD DVD format.Simpsons swallowed whole by DVD of the future
September 28, 2004 Imagine getting more than a dozen seasons of Homer and Bart all on one disc. Or, sure, you could back up a terabyte of corporate data.Try scratching this DVD
November 17, 2004 Tough new protective coating promises longer life for DVDs and a brighter future for emerging Blu-ray technology. Photo: One tough discFAQ: HD DVD vs. Blu-ray
October 1, 2005 Microsoft and Intel want one format for new DVDs, Dell and HP want another. But why, and who, if anyone, is likely to win?
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