Logitec showcases the first Blu-Ray drive for Apple Mac platform
Data Storage - Hard Disks - Flash Memory, Digital Media, Digital Music - Players, Hardware News August 6th, 2006
Logitec showcases the first Blu-Ray drive for Apple Mac platform
Logitec has showcased what they claim is the first Blu-ray disc drive that supports Mac OS X operating system.
Logitec’s LBD-A2FU2/LBD-A2U2 drives have been manufactured by Panasonic and these can playback, read, record and re-write DVDs (8x speed for DVD+R/-R/+RW, 6x for DVD-RW, 4x for DVD+R/-R DL, 5x for DVD-RAM).
In addition, these drives can also playback, read and record single-layer 25GB Blu-Ray discs (at up to 2x) and dual-layer 50GB BDs. Of course, these drives are capable of supporting the CD format.
Logitec has loaded these drives with 8MB buffer to allow burning without data interruption.
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It’s “Logitech”, not “Logitec”. If you don’t believe me, just open up Logitech’s web site.
maybe this page would clarify your doubts:
http://www.logitec.co.jp/products/bluray/lbda2fu2wm.html
logitec and logitech are apparently 2 different companies, judging from the logo and name.
Also, now that apple has a blu-ray drive, the pressure is on for microsoft to make hd-dvd the standard.