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BD-ROM To Become BD Mainstream In 2008 - Taiwan Makers
10:37 AM - March 3, 2008 by
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: bd, rom, bd, mainstream, 2008, taiwan, makers 0 comment
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Following Sony's launch of its BDU-X10S, its first Blu-ray Disc (BD)-ROM drive, BD-ROM is expected to become the mainstream among all BD formats in 2008, according to leading Taiwan-based makers of optical disc drives. The Sony BDU-X10S is an internal PC BD-ROM drive featuring 2x playback of Blu-ray discs as well as 8x playback of DVD-ROM and 24x for CD-ROM discs, the sources indicated.
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