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 a staggering 50 GB of data (in comparison to a single layer DVD which holds 4.7GB) - that's more than four hours of high-definition video or about 26 hours of standard video with no loss of quality.Blu-ray discs enable you to instantly skip to any spot on the disc and create, edit or re-order programmes and play lists, thus enabling easy navigation around the discs. What' s more, you can watch one programme whilst recording another, Panasonic's Blu-ray discs offer the ultimate in flexible DVD recordingPanasonic's LM-BE50DE re-writable Blu-ray disc uses an original, high...  (less)

record over 4 hours of HDTV. Blu-ray uses a blue-violet laser to read and write data while current optical disc technologies such as DVD use a red laser. The shorter wavelengths of the Blu-ray technology make it possible to record more data on the same space. These discs are safeguarded by Verbatim¿s super hard coat which protects against everyday wear and tear. With the rapid growth of HDTV,Blu-ray will meet the consumer demand for recording HD programming and is expected to replace VCRs and DVD recorders over the coming years.  (less)

used to record over 4 hours of HDTV. Blu-ray uses a blue-violet laser to read and write data while current optical disc technologies such as DVD use a red laser. The shorter wavelengths of the Blu-ray technology make it possible to record more data on the same space.Manufactured with a unique white inkjet printable surface coating for exceptional color reproduction of high-resolution photos, graphics or other images that stand the test of time when printed on an inkjet printable surface that promotes excellent ink absorption and durable, longer lasting colors.Each disc is also safeguarded by Verbatim’s super hard coat, which protects against everyday wear and tear.  (less)

to record over 4 hours of HDTV. Blu-ray uses a blue-violet laser to read and write data while current optical disc technologies such as DVD use a red laser. The shorter wavelengths of the Blu-ray technology make it possible to record more data on the same space. These discs are safeguarded by Verbatim’s super hard coat which protects against everyday wear and tear. With the rapid growth of HDTV, Blu-ray will meet the consumer demand for recording HD programming and is expected to replace VCRs and DVD recorders over the coming years.  (less)

capacity provides five times larger capacity than today's DVD's and 40% more than an HD-DVD disc. Sony engineered Blu-ray Disc (BD) drives and media together to ensure optimal performance and storage capacity. Preserve camcorder high definition videos in their full, natural 1080p HD format for playback on Blu-ray disc players. Record to this dual layer high definition disc. Then enjoy the full impact of images and sound unmatched for clarity on a BD player connected to an HDTV, or a PC with a Blu-ray Disc drive. Record an outstanding 50GB of data on a single-sided disc. That¡¦s enough for up to 10 standard DVDs on one disc. Imagine 46 hours of standard definition television, tens of thousands of music recordings.Today's ever-comple...  (less)

record over 2 hours of HDTV. Blu-ray uses a blue-violet laser to read and write data while current optical disc technologies such as DVD use a red laser. The shorter wavelengths of the Blu-ray technology make it possible to record more data on the same space. Each disc is manufactured with a unique white thermal printable surface coating for exceptional color reproduction of high-resolution photos, graphics or other images. With each custom disc come to depend on Verbatim’s thermal printable surface to promote excellent ink absorption and durable, longer lasting colors. Each disc is also safeguarded by Verbatim’s Superior Hard Coat™ which eliminates damage from everyday handling.  (less)

surface against scratches and other contaminants that would destroy lesser discs, while the company's advanced spin coating manufacturing process and ultra-precise recording materials ensure pure recording perfection.  (less)