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Memorex starts selling double-sided mini DVD-R discs

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10:54 AM - August 30, 2006 by Humphrey Cheung



Memorex has started selling double-sided miniature recordable DVD-R discs. The discs can store 1.4 GB per side for a total of 2.4 GB per disc. Each disc is coated with Memorex's "DuraLayer" film that protects the data against dust and scratches.

The 8 cm discs will work in most DVD burners, but are really meant for the dozens of Mini DVD-R camcorders made by Canon, Panasonic and other manufacturers. Previous generations of mini DVD-Rs were just one sided and could only store 1.4 GB total.

Memorex is currently selling the double-sided mini DVD-Rs in packages of five for $20.

Source : Tom's Hardware US

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