Pionner首款PC用藍光燒錄機BDR101A--售價995美元
 

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Pioneer was excited to release more Blu-ray details today, but claims consumer Blu-ray is not ready yet

A week ago, Pioneer introduced their Blu-ray product line, including the BDR-101A Blu-ray recorder. The BDR-101A is capable of recording and playing 25GB Blu-ray writeable BD-R/RE discs at 2x data transfer rates, or just about 72Mbps. Blu-ray can fit more data on a standard DVD-sized media by using a blue laser with a shorter wavelength instead of the traditional red laser.

Today's press conference gave us more details on the BDR-101A, including the extremely steep $995 price tag. Then again, if you don't mind the $50/disc cost of Blu-ray, a grand or so for a burner might be a value. Pioneer representatives stressed that recordable Blu-ray exists only to help get Blu-ray media out to market, and is really only practical for studio productions. Consumer grade Blu-ray players will not feature any recording capbility, nor high definition analog. Pioneer's first consumer player, the BDP-HD1, will be ready in May, and come with a $1,800 price tag.

The BDR-101A is expected to ship within the next few months in the US. The HD-DVD consortium is also expected to release more "official" tidbits about HD-DVD and HD-DVDR, with players more players like the Toshiba announced earlier today. As one Pioneer representative said about Blu-ray, "[We're] confident we will preveal. Nobody wanted a format war." With the recordable format wars starting up again, don't be surprised if we again see multi-format burners, perhaps capable of HD-DVDR and Blu-ray. Several manufacturers we've talked to have already hinted at adding multi-format burners to their lineup around the second or third generation.

When asked to confirm the details on region settings on Blu-ray, Pioneer simply stated that regional locking and zones is not yet finalized. The news earlier this week that Blu-ray will combine the US and Japanese regions is still unconfirmed.

今天一早就看到報章報導了，3萬多塊一台，還不是一段人買得起耶！

72Mbps的讀取跟寫入速度？
一片若是25GB，那燒一片不就要差不多50分鐘？

3萬多？......
那可能要先觀望一陣了.

先買先享受 還真是高檔享受啊 :fear:

但是小心變成測試白老鼠 :confused:

對了 這樣的機子應該很要求電腦配備的等級吧

更值得注意的是,那個BDP-HD1,Pioneer第一款藍光光碟播放器
雖然從內建50GB HDD規格來看,應該是一款有錄影功能的Player
1800美元的售價還真的是非常地高檔,今年想看Blu-ray影片幾百美元的硬體花費免不了.

2006年最平價Blu-ray硬體播放器,或許真的就只剩下Sony的PS3?
然而當年2000年PS2 帶動DVD低價風潮時,DVD影片與播放機已經發展兩年有餘
今年2006年,PS3所要帶動的BD影片市場,軟硬體層面幾乎是從零開始.

另外,從目前PS3的發展軌跡與情報來看,要在三月買得到PS3應該是不可能了
Blu-ray這方面,以及影片的軟體機制尚未實作測試
主機硬體的細節,組件生產新聞...與遊戲開發情報,自從去年九月後幾乎趨近於零

PS3 夏季之前上市,應該是比較實際的時間點

72mb硬碟根本跟不上啊？

我的seagate 7200.9 sata 平均也才61mb！

一台3萬多�***子一片1600，誰買得起？

片子容量有分 25G 和 50G

25G 好像不到 1000，網拍有在賣

但問題現在機器不普及，而且能讀取BD-ROM的光碟機根本沒有，搞屁 :think:

連萬轉的WD暴龍碟也跟不上 :jolin: 看來傳輸瓶頸又在一次浮現了...
還是得做RAID0*4 :jolin: 果然要好野人才玩的起 :stupefy:

是M"bit"吧?

有跟不上的問題嗎?