Blu-ray, which features large storage capacities of 25GB for single-layer and 50GB for dual-layer, competed fiercely for market share as the successor to DVD in the late 2000s, and has steadily ...

Vibrantly Colored Discs Combine 4.7GB Capacity on DVD’s Storage Side With Direct-to-Disc Burning of Silkscreen-quality Graphics/Text on Label Side Verbatim Corporation, the storage media producer ...

Verbatim has released a new line of DVD-R 8x discs that are manufactured using proprietary dual reflective layers to maximise both compatibility and longevity. leadpic_Verbatim_DVD May 1, 2007: ...

Verbatim has launched a Blu-ray disc to run on BDXL-compatible readers and writers with a super-sized 100GB of storage capacity - four times higher than storage on a standard recordable Blu-ray Disc.

Until HP or some other company finds a way to make optical drives burn color images, these color LightScribe CD-Rs is as close as you’re going to get to adding color to your laser-etched labels. If ...

Stores should now be holding stock of the world's first 8cm DVD-R dual layer discs, made by Verbatim and allowing compatible DVD camcorders to carry out up to 54-minutes' continuous recording on a ...

July 3, 2006: Verbatim has released a new line of Mini DVD+R Double-Layer (DL) discs that are ideal for certain DVD camcorders. Measuring only 8cm in diameter, the new discs provide nearly one hour of ...

I received some samples of Verbatim's relatively new "DigitalMovie' DVD-Rs and got to take a close look at them. I was surprised to find that great care was taken in the silk-screening of the labels ...

In context: While cloud storage and streaming have become the preferred way of consuming content for many, there remains a devoted crowd for whom optical media is irreplaceable. Sony used to be a big ...

Drawing on nearly a decade of experience in advancing CD technology, Verbatim Corporation unveiled this week a new family of CD-R discs that will give baby boomers a blast from the past and younger ...

The storage capacity of Blu-ray discs is doubling, with companies including Sharp, TDK and Verbatim preparing to launch new discs that can store up to 100GB of data. Sharp will start selling the first ...