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CD Computing News archives from September 2004
MAXTOR QUICKVIEW POWERS TOSHIBA'S DVD/HDD VIDEO RECORDER.
September 1, 2004... Maxtor QuickView consumer electronics (CE) 3.5" hard drives have been selected for Toshiba's new RD-XS43 DVD video recorder. The RD-XS43 features a Maxtor QuickView 250GB hard disk drive that, according to Toshiba, allows users to enjoy up to...
RCN UNVEILS MASS DEPLOYMENT OF DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER SERVICE.
September 1, 2004... RCN Corporation has unveiled its Digital Video Recorder (DVR) service. DVRs will allow RCN customers to digitally record their favorite TV programs and watch them on their own schedule. Programming content is recorded to a hard drive within the...
SIPEX INTRODUCES PDIC FOR DVD RECORDERS.
September 1, 2004... Sipex Corporation (NASDAQ:SIPX), a provider of high- performance, analog integrated circuits (ICs), has introduced the SP8043, a new photo detector integrated circuit (PDIC) specially engineered for use in home entertainment DVD recorders. The...
TIVO SELECTS PIONEER DVD DRIVE FOR USE IN DVD RECORDER.
September 1, 2004... TiVo Inc. selects Pioneer Electronics (USA) Incorporated's recordable DVD drive, for use in the company's 2004 DVD recorder reference design. The addition of a Pioneer DVD burner to a standard TiVo hard drive recorder makes it easier than ever...
IOMEGA LAUNCHES DOUBLE LAYER DVD DRIVE.
September 1, 2004... Iomega Corporation (NYSE:IOM), a provider of data storage, has launched Iomega Super DVD Writer 12x Dual-Format USB 2.0 Drive. The new DVD+RW/-RW drive adds the ability to store more than 12 CDs of data on a single 8.5 GB DVD+R DL (double...