The brand-new Xbox Series X All-Digital Edition is here, offering the same power as the standard Series X but without a disc ...

Spine tech developer Highridge Medical said it is commencing production "imminently" to launch the product later this year.

A spinning-disk biosensor utilizing optical interference of reflected light from a multilayered structure, consisting of dielectric, metal, and optical phase-change thin films, is shown to have the ...

While the world races toward streaming, virtualization, and cloud dependency, the duplication disc market continues to hold ...

A PEOPLE shopping writer picked out the Father’s Day gifts he’d most like to open this year — all $50 or less from Amazon. The Father’s Day gift ideas include vintage-inspired Reebok shoes, a handheld ...

A nanostructured diamond-like carbon (DLC) coated digital versatile disk (DVD) target is presented as a matrix-free sample support for application in laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry (LDI ...

The company's products include compact and digital versatile disk. Its products are applied in the electrical tools, electronics, entertainment and media, and the precise manufacturing industry.

Yet the VCR’s reign came to an abrupt end in 1997, when the Digital Versatile Disc, or DVD, was born. By 2006, Hollywood had stopped releasing movies on VHS, making VCRs virtually obsolete.

In 1995, Sony launched the Digital Versatile Disc (DVD), a joint effort with Philips, Toshiba, and Panasonic.

The medium was the now nearly defunct DVD (Digital Versatile Disc) and the battle was over the delivery of digital surround sound to consumers’ living rooms and home theaters. In one corner, audio ...

The DVD first launched in Japan in November 1996, but was initially used to store and view music videos. A month later, four movies were released on 20 December: The Assassin (1993), Blade Runner ...