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Taiwan DVD disc makers enjoy booming business
11:03 AM - May 17, 2005 by
Wolfgang Gruener
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Leading manufacturers of DVD+R/-R discs in Taiwan, in light of growing orders and fully occupied production capacity, have increasingly been choosing the orders for more profitable 16x discs and contracting out the production of 8x discs or for relatively small volumes to second-tier or smaller makers, according to the leading makers.
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