Tokyo-based Infinity Storage Media [JP] is the world’s first company that will roll out a Blu-ray / DVD hybrid disc (a boxed set, to be more precise), which has a single-layer of Blu-ray (25GB) on one and a conventional dual-layer DVD (8.5GB) on the other side.
The first title will only be released in Nippon and is called Code Blue, a TV series aimed at Japanese teenagers that was aired earlier this year on TV over here. Users can watch the series on a standard DVD player and flip it to get to see the content in full Blu-ray glory. Code Blue is released on 4 hybrid discs (price: $400 for 534 minutes of content) or 7 conventional DVDs ($260).
Infinity Storage Media says they are also about to roll out an advanced version of the disc that integrates a dual-layer Blu-ray (50GB) and a single-layer DVD (4.7 GB).
now its the time for blueray discs to rule the tech world and i believe surely and soon they are gonna replaced in place of oridinary discs
Code blue cost too much and i guess many need to have a blueray players to play them which didnt accustomed to
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aartha
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