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By Staff Writer 16 March 2011 | Categories: news
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PUMA releases new kits for five African footballin...Verbatim recently unveiled its new BD-RE DL 2X Blu-ray disc, offering a massive 50 GB of storage space. This large capacity makes it good for day-to-day backup, beta-testing for video and software applications or short-term recording for home video and video content for professional broadcast.
A Hardcoat Scratch Guard protects against scratches, fingerprints, dust, oil and water, while SERL (Super Eutectic Recording Layer) technology ensures recording compatibility and excellent rewritability up to a thousand times.
The new Blu-ray disc offers up to ten times the capacity of a DVD-R and with the introduction of the BD-RE DL 50 GB 2X, Verbatim now offers all Blu-ray formats available on the market.
The new Blu-ray disc offers up to ten times the capacity of a DVD-R and with the introduction of the BD-RE DL 50 GB 2X, Verbatim now offers all Blu-ray formats available on the market.
“Thanks to the hard coat protective layer and recording technologies developed by our parent company Mitsubishi Kagaku Media, customers can be confident they have media of the highest quality,” comments Manny Cross, manager - Sub Sahara Africa at Verbatim.
As with all Verbatim CD, DVD and Blu-ray media, the discs are supported by a lifetime warranty.
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