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Started 1 day, 1 hour ago (2008-10-10 05:21:54)
by newzhunter
Tokyo (Japan) – Sanyo claims it has the technology foundation for Blu-ray players that can read Blu-ray discs with twice the capacity at twice the speed than average Blu-ray players can today. The secret behind the technology is a 450 mW pulsed-operation blu-violet laser, which is significantly stronger than the 200 mW lasers that are commonly used in today’s Blu-ray players. Sanyo claims ...  |
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Started 1 day, 18 hours ago (2008-10-09 12:54:00)
by Bravestime
document.write(' '); Quote: Japanese electronics firm Sanyo has announced a new type of blue laser diode, which it said could double the capacity of existing Blu-ray discs to 100GB. Although still under development, Sanyo claimed that the new laser could support drives that can write to... |
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Started 3 days, 7 hours ago (2008-10-08 00:00:00)
by Keiron
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Started 3 days, 12 hours ago (2008-10-07 19:07:00)
by malware
Sanyo Electric Co. said on Monday that it has created a new blue-violet semiconductor laser that might hold the key to the future of Blu-ray. According to the information given by the company, this laser can emit a beam of 450 milliwatts, which is about double the power of Sanyo's current highest-power laser for Blu-ray Disc systems. The higher power means it can write and read data on discs ... |
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Started 3 days, 15 hours ago (2008-10-07 16:11:00)
by Wragg NewsBot
Filed under: HDTV , Home Entertainment , Storage While Sony and others compete with Blu-ray burners of a paltry 8x, Sanyo's looking ahead with a new laser that could enable write speeds of up to 12x. More impressively, the 450 milliwatt diode (twice that of current burners) could read and write through four 25GB layers. If you... |
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Started 3 days, 15 hours ago (2008-10-07 15:40:00)
by Tech Bot
Sanyo said it has created a new blue laser diode with the ability to transfer data up to 12 times as fast as previous technologies. The laser, which emits a 450 milliwatt beam about double that of previous Blu-ray Disc systems, which can read and write data on discs with up to four data layers, affording Blu-ray players the ability to store 100GB on a disc, or 8 hours... |
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Started 3 days, 19 hours ago (2008-10-07 12:00:00)
by News-Bot
Lucas123 writes "Today Sanyo said it has created a new blue laser diode with the ability to transfer data up to 12 times as fast as previous technologies. The laser, which emits a 450 milliwatt beam — about double that of previous Blu-ray Disc systems — can read and write data on discs with up to four data layers, affording Blu-ray players the ability to store 100GB on a disc, or 8 hours of high... |
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Started 3 days, 19 hours ago (2008-10-07 12:00:00)
by Latest News
Lucas123 writes "Today Sanyo said it has created a new blue laser diode with the ability to transfer data up to 12 times as fast as previous technologies. The laser, which emits a 450 milliwatt beam — about double that of previous Blu-ray Disc systems — can read and write data on discs with up to four data layers, affording Blu-ray players the ability to store 100GB on a disc, or 8 hours of high... |
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Started 3 days, 23 hours ago (2008-10-07 07:49:00)
by NewLCD123
I recently purchased the Sanyo 32" LCD model DP26648 at Walmart for $498 They had 42" 1080p LCDs for $899-$999. My dad insists even 32" is too big for a monitor and wanted the 26" but it's only $100 less for much smaller size. They have computer monitors up to 30", but those are quite expensive, like triple the price of the 24" monitors. The 24" monitors have 1920x1200... |
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Started 4 days, 6 hours ago (2008-10-07 00:24:00)
by wraggster
While Sony and others compete with Blu-ray burners of a paltry 8x, Sanyo's looking ahead with a new laser that could enable write speeds of up to 12x. More impressively, the 450 milliwatt diode (twice that of current burners) could read and write through four 25GB layers. If you're not so good at math (it's okay, we had to break out the calculator) that means discs of up to 100GB burned in 10 ... |
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Started 1 week ago (2008-10-04 00:00:00)
by kengo
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Started 6 days, 13 hours ago (2008-10-04 17:49:00)
by robocod2000
Steps to unlock Sanyo DVD Player Region Code Restriction Sanyo DWM-370, Sanyo DWM-380, Sanyo DVW-7000 With no disc inside the DVD player, turn on the power of DVD player by using remote control. Use the remote control again, and press 11233543254346. Power off the DVD player with remote control. Power on the DVD player again with remote control, and you should be able to ... |
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Started 4 days, 7 hours ago (2008-10-07 00:00:00)
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0 Lucas123 writes "Today Sanyo said it has created a new blue laser diode with the ability to transfer data up to 12 times as fast as previous technologies. The laser, which emits a 450 milliwatt beam — about double that of previous Blu-ray Disc systems — can read and write data on discs with up to four data layers, ... | |
