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The Panasonic 50GB BD-R Recordable (Write Once) and 50GB BD-RW ReWritable with case or in 50 Spindles.Blu-Ray Disc is a single-sided, dual-layer disc. The discs are able to record and playback extensive quantities of high definition video and audio, as well as photos, data and other video content. A single layer Blu-ray disc, which is the same size as a DVD, can hold up to 50 GB of data—that's more than two hours of high-definition video or about 26 hours of standard video—with no loss of quality.
• Write-once recordable Blu-Ray disc
• For stable recording data advanced spin coating process technology forms the cover layer with extremely uniform thickness.
• Stable recording is further enhanced by using a highly sensitive and durable recording film.
• An inorganic material which is unaffected by light is utilized to ensure safe and long-time storage of the data.
• Surface treatment technology resists scratches and abrasions.
• Stack technology stacks two recording layers, an intermediate layer, and a transparent cover layer into a thickness of only 0.1mm.
The Panasonic 50GB BD-R Recordable (Write Once) and 50GB BD-RW ReWritable with case or in 50 Spindles.Blu-Ray Disc is a single-sided, dual-layer disc. The discs are able to record and playback extensive quantities of high definition video and audio, as well as photos, data and other video content. A single layer Blu-ray disc, which is the same size as a DVD, can hold up to 50 GB of data—that's more than two hours of high-definition video or about 26 hours of standard video—with no loss of quality.
• Write-once recordable Blu-Ray disc
• For stable recording data advanced spin coating process technology forms the cover layer with extremely uniform thickness.
• Stable recording is further enhanced by using a highly sensitive and durable recording film.
• An inorganic material which is unaffected by light is utilized to ensure safe and long-time storage of the data.
• Surface treatment technology resists scratches and abrasions.
• Stack technology stacks two recording layers, an intermediate layer, and a transparent cover layer into a thickness of only 0.1mm.
