The storage capacity of Blu-ray discs is doubled, to save with companies such as Sharp, TDK and Verbatim preparation for new media that up to launch 100 GB of data.
Sharp will start selling the first Blu-ray disc with 100GB capacity in Japan on Friday, the company said in a statement. The VR-disc can be written to only once 100BR1 BDXL and corresponds to the format specification, which in April by the setting of standards Blu-ray Disc Association has announced.
TDK last week said it would start selling 100GB Blu-ray discs in September, according to the company web site translated with Google Translate. Verbatim hardware company announced on Thursday it would also 100GB Blu-ray discs ship next year.
Blu-ray discs now in capacities of 25 GB for a single-layer disc to come, and 50GB for a dual-layer disc. The 100GB disc is a third memory layer for additional capacity. Media format on the BDXL in theory can provide storage capacity of up to 128 GB of memory plus a fourth layer.
But BDXL media are not the traditional Blu-ray drives are working today, so that the users need to buy new disks and new Garmin Forerunner 110. Sharp Aquos BD-HDW700 BD-HDW70 new Blu-ray disc recorder that will record data on the 100GB disc to be announced. The recorder will be available in Japan from 30 July.
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