Panasonic made the push for DVD-RAM and DVD-R with the introduction of two new recordable decks, a new DVD camcorder, a DVD multidrive and aggressively priced blank DVD-RAM media during PC-Expo, here.

Additionally, Panasonic announced a new worldwide trademark for its DVD-RAM recording products – ‘DIGA.’ The name was explained to be a combination of the words ‘DVD’ and ‘gigabyte’ to express the ...

Supporting Both 50GB BD Rewritable and Conventional DVD-RAM and DVD-R Discs, the New Model Records 4.5 Hours of Digital HDTV ProgramsMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., best known for its ...

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd., best known for its Panasonic brand name, has unveiled a DVD video recorder that features simultaneous playback and recording, a world first according to ...

Panasonic’s new VDR M70 is another DVD-burner on-board digital camcorder, although in addition to DVD-R it also supports the DVD-RAM format (in 3-inch disc varieties, of course).

The agreement is intended to eliminate some of those problems and will allow, for example, an 8-centimeter DVD-RAM disc from a Panasonic camcorder to be edited on an HP desktop PC and then played ...

Panasonic recently announced its first DVD recorder with a built-in hard drive. By combining a 40 GB hard disk drive with a DVD recorder, ... 12 hours on a 9.4GB double-sided DVD-RAM disc, ...

Think of DVD-RAM as similar to floppy-disc or hard disc technology; data can be randomly accessed, erased, or rewritten much more swiftly than DVD+RW. The Panasonic DMR-EZ48VK, ...

Panasonic upcoming, second-generation DVD video recorder, the DMR-E20, will let users digitally record MPEG2 video on DVD-RAM or DVD-R discs.

Panasonic's latest Diga DVD recorders are packed to the brim with new features, with near-universal support for HDMI outputs, video upscaling, integrated Freeview tuners and dual-layer recording ...