A new era in high definition recordable media is here.
Expected to revolutionize data and high-definition video storage, the Blu-ray disc provides for high-capacity data recording and duplication of up to 50GB a disc.
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Though they don't use Blu-ray technology, DVD duplicator towers are ideal for large-scale recordable media reproduction needs. These duplicator units allow for the mass production of CDs and DVDs, and are far less expensive than the high-end Blu-ray disc recorders. If Blu-ray technology isn't needed given the size of the data file to be transferred to disc, DVD duplicators make a much more practical alternative. Read More

The DVD duplication process, informally referred to as disc "burning," uses a concentrated laser to heat a special layer of chemical dye on the DVD's recordable side. This heat literally creates burns in the disc's recordable surface, which can be read as data when the duplication is completed successfully. Read More

Moving beyond the basic recordable DVD drive that's now standard in most PCs, consumers with mass-production data duplication needs can take advantage of a range of technologically advanced equipment. Offering more versatility than a conventional recordable drive, a DVD duplication tower is an affordable, portable alternative that allows users to produce disc copies without the need for a PC or server hook-up. Read More