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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: dvd, burner, demand, 2005
Categories: Business
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: dvd, burner, demand, 2005
Categories: Business
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Global demand for DVD burners, thanks to continued drops in prices, will rise to 120 million units this year, growing by 50% from 2005, according to general manager Michael Gong for the Optical Disc Drive Business Unit of Lite-On IT.
Part of the increased demand in 2006 is due to replacement of Combo drives (CD-RW plus DVD-ROM) with DVD burners because the price gap between the two have narrowed, Gong pointed out.
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