Royal Digital Media trots out 100GB-per-disc Blu-ray competitor
October 29, 2008 – 9:56 amFiled under: Home Entertainment, Storage
Look out HD VMD and CH-DVD — an all new Blu-ray rival has just sashayed into town, and this one means business. By way of a random DreamStream press release, Royal Digital Media has introduced its bona fide Blu-ray rival… while casually forgetting to name it. These “high-definition discs” will be able to store up to 100GB and will boast military-grade encryption that an aimless hacker will surely destroy in a week or two. According to DreamStream’s Chief Development Officer Ulf Diebel, RDM’s format “will transform perceptions of high-definition,” as it is able to “display the next generation of high-definition: 1920p.” For whatever it’s worth, this here tech is based around “inexpensive red laser technology,” and RDM is hoping to “replace traditional DVD technologies with a comprehensive, next generation HD system.” So, when can you buy into this sure-to-be-awesome format? Q1 2009, and for a price “equal” to that of traditional DVD players. Sold!
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