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Sony cancels development of next-generation PDD
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Category : Miscellaneous 0 comment
Sony will not release further versions of its professional Blu-ray format, the Professional Disc for Data (PDD). According to a report on heise.de, Sony has removed PDD from its roadmap, but will continue to sell PDD drives until the end of 2007. Technical support will be available until 2014, media will be available even longer, the website reported.
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