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Sony develops paper DVD
Mon Apr 19,11:49 AM ET
TOKYO (AFP) - Electronics giant Sony and another Japanese company have developed a "paper disc" that can record more than two hours of high-definition images and be destroyed with scissors for foolproof data security, officials said.
The 25-gigabite Blu-ray optical disc is 51 percent paper and was developed jointly with Toppan Printing Co. Ltd. of Japan.
"Since a paper disc can be cut by scissors easily, it is simple to preserve data security when disposing of the disc," Toppan managing director Hideaki Kawai said in a joint statement with Sony.
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What is the world coming to... well, what do you think? Will a paper dvd be better? Or will too many kids accidentally rip them up by accident, if made commercial? It'd be harder to scratch though, for one thing. Interesting, very interesting...
Mon Apr 19,11:49 AM ET
TOKYO (AFP) - Electronics giant Sony and another Japanese company have developed a "paper disc" that can record more than two hours of high-definition images and be destroyed with scissors for foolproof data security, officials said.
The 25-gigabite Blu-ray optical disc is 51 percent paper and was developed jointly with Toppan Printing Co. Ltd. of Japan.
"Since a paper disc can be cut by scissors easily, it is simple to preserve data security when disposing of the disc," Toppan managing director Hideaki Kawai said in a joint statement with Sony.
Click here for more...
http://us.news2.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/afp/20040419/capt.sge.iku63.190404154836.photo00.default-384x296.jpg
What is the world coming to... well, what do you think? Will a paper dvd be better? Or will too many kids accidentally rip them up by accident, if made commercial? It'd be harder to scratch though, for one thing. Interesting, very interesting...