April 15, 2004
EE Times: Sony, Toppan develop 'paper' disk for Blu-ray.
Taking advantage of the Blu-ray disk's thick substrate structure, Sony Corp. and Toppan Printing Co. Ltd. have developed a "paper" disk that can hold 25 Gbytes of video data. The two companies will present the development at the Optical Data Storage 2004 conference next week in Monterey, Calif.
PC World: NVidia Promises 'Cinematic Computing'.
The new processors are "the biggest graphics generational gap we've ever done," says Dan Vivoli, NVidia's marketing executive vice president. "We're only seeing the tip of the iceberg in what these programmable GPU [graphics processor units] can do," says Jen-Hsun Huang...
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