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April 16, 2003--Epson is introducing the first photo printer under $200 that has the capability to print directly onto CDs and DVDs without adhesive labels. The EPSON Stylus Photo 900 is Epson's latest addition to its award-winning photo printer line and is the second printer in the line to include the technology for printing directly onto ink-jet printable CDs and DVDs. At this remarkably low price, this technology is now more affordable and convenient than ever before.Read more

September 2002 - Inspired by the success of its colorful CD-Rs, Verbatim Corporation just announced 5-pack multi-colored DVD+R discs in color-matched DVD Super Jewel Box cases. The 4.7GB DataLifePlus DVD+R discs and DVD video-sized jewel boxes are produced in five vibrant colors--red, blue, yellow, green, and purple. Verbatim also announced 10-pack Super Jewel Box CD/DVD storage cases with two jewel boxes of each color. Read more

July 10, 2002/PRNewswire/ -- MedioStream, a leading provider of PC-based software for recording video to DVDs and CDs, will demonstrate its DVD+RW Video Recording (DVD+VR) support for DVD+RW recordable drives at the DVD+RW Alliance Asia Pacific Seminar, to be held in Tokyo, Japan on July 10, 2002. Along with its patent-pending "Direct-to-Disc Recording" and "Smart Buffering" features, DVD+VR support catapults MedioStream into the lead among DVD authoring solutions for the DVD+RW format. Read more

October 23, 2001- Memorex Products, Inc., the U.S. distributor of the well-known Memorex branded media products announced today that it will expand its current DVD product line by offering DVD+RW media. The leader in retail digital media, Memorex entered the recordable DVD media marketplace in late 2000 and currently markets DVD-R and DVD-RAM blank media products. Memorex 4.7GB DVD+RW blank media singles will be available in October 2001 at a suggested retail price of $19.99. Read more

Nov. 14 -- Hewlett-Packard, Philips Electronics and Ricoh Company Ltd., three of the six CD-ReWritable technology industry leaders supporting the DVD+RW format, today displayed prototype DVD+RW drives during a breakfast event held at Fall COMDEX 2000. DVD+RW supporters MCC/Verbatim, Sony Corporation and Yamaha Corporation also participated in the event. Read more