What could be the top hi-def story of the week, Pioneer revealed it is developing a Blu-ray disc that holds up to 400GB. The new high-definition disc technology would use sixteen 25GB layers to hold 400GB.
The company said it has solved interference problems with using multiple layers. And, that it may be possible to use current BD players with the 16-layer 400GB discs. Current Blu-ray discs use one layer (25GB) or dual layer (50GB) to hold content.
This news comes from UK based TechRadar.com.
What could be the top hi-def story of the week, Pioneer revealed it is developing a Blu-ray disc that holds up to 400GB. The new high-definition disc technology would use sixteen 25GB layers to hold 400GB.
The company said it has solved interference problems with using multiple layers. And, that it may be possible to use current BD players with the 16-layer 400GB discs. Current Blu-ray discs use one layer (25GB) or dual layer (50GB) to hold content.
This news comes from UK based TechRadar.com.
What could be the top hi-def story of the week, Pioneer revealed it is developing a Blu-ray disc that holds up to 400GB. The new high-definition disc technology would use sixteen 25GB layers to hold 400GB.
The company said it has solved interference problems with using multiple layers. And, that it may be possible to use current BD players with the 16-layer 400GB discs. Current Blu-ray discs use one layer (25GB) or dual layer (50GB) to hold content.
This news comes from UK based TechRadar.com.
