LG Launches Blu-ray Disc Rewriter (Burner) in India
LG Electronics has introduced the blu-ray burner GBW-H10N in India but there is no mention of price and availability of the blu-ray burner. LG GBW-H10N sports 2MB of buffer and can write blu-ray disc (BD-R) at 4x speeds. This particular drive cannot write dual layer blu-ray disc (BD-R DL) which I consider as a major shortcoming from LG’s side.
The company says this “Super-Multi” capability has been pioneered by them to provide convenience to end users. Compatibility with all recordable disc formats takes the complexity and guesswork out of purchasing blank media.
It is also learnt that GBW-H10N is capable of burning at 4x speed for BD-R, and 2x speed for BD-RE (rewritable disc), and is also capable of writing on DVD-RAM media at 5x speed. With majority of the upcoming Blu-ray burners supporting only 2x recording, LG says the device once again breaks new ground in this rapidly emerging category.
According to R Manikandan, general manager - sales and marketing, IT Division, LG, “With the need for greater quality and higher storage capacity, LG’s Blu-Ray Disc Drive will have a significant impact in the disc drive category. As a global leader in the optical storage market, our Blu-ray Disc Rewriter is a further testament of our dedication to providing leading-edge technology.”
Via Techtree
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[...] After LG it is now Sony’s turn to launch Blu-ray disc burner in Indian market. The Blu-ray burner for Indian market is known as BWU-100A. To get this drive all you need to shell out is whooping INR 44,300. One of the main drawbacks of this drive as of now is it won’t play commercial Blu-ray movies unless you have a HDCP enabled graphics card in you PC. So what is the point in shelling out INR 44,300 for a drive that won’t play your Blu-ray movies? [...]
I need more information about BD. such as price etc.