“Emphasizing the enhanced capacity and performance of the
recently announced 4.7GB rewritable DVD drives, the industry’s
leading DVD-RAM technology participants, including Hitachi, Toshiba
and Panasonic, will train the spotlight on a continuous
demonstration of streaming video in the DVD-RAM Pavilion, in Rooms
1C02-1C03 at the Jacob K. Javits Center during PC Expo, June
27-29.”
“The demonstration, which will be given as part of the
introduction of the new industry standard rewritable DVD
technology, will illustrate the Pavilion’s application theme
“DVD-RAM … Defining Storage Convergence.”
“In addition to incorporating a 7TB ASACA TeraCart
rewritable DVD library, the streaming video system includes
MagnaVault jukebox management software from Tracer Technologies (a
BakBone Software company) and Linux clustering technology from
Mission Critical Linux. The hardware and software combine to
provide a single, highly reliable solution for Internet/intranet
and audio/video applications such as video-on-demand for training,
education and communications as well as data warehousing, and data
mining.”