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Useful for developing video and audio presentations or computer software and games, the family consists of shiny, silver discs that can accept full-surface thermal printing using Rimage or Primera printers, white-surfaced discs that will accept inkjet printing, and non-printable Maxell-branded discs.
“With demand for professional-looking authoring and development media growing rapidly, Maxell accelerated our research-and-development cycle to be first to market with a versatile line of printable DVD-R write-once discs, giving authoring professionals more options,” said Rich Gadomski, national marketing manager for Maxell’s branded computer products. “We were proud to be among the first to perfect printable CD-R media, and we are excited to extend the manufacturing innovation that produces a highly refined, printable surface to DVD-R.”
According to the release, Maxell’s DVD-R discs have a capacity of 4.7 GB and utilize organic-dye, recording-layer materials to ensure quality recording and playback. In addition, precision substrate formation and alignment, along with improved disc-bonding technologies, control disc tilt for reliability and durability. The discs are read-compatible with current-generation DVD-ROM, DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, and DVD-RAM drives.
Source: Maxell Corp. of America, Fair Lawn, NJ, 201/794-5900; http://www.maxell.com.
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