Panasonic DMR-BW900 1TB Blu-ray Disc Recorder

Oct 2 2007, 3:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Panasonic introduces three new Blu-ray disc recorders with up to 1TB of hard-drive space.

The Panasonic DMR-BW900 comes with a 1TB capacity, the DMR-BW800 has 500GB and the DMR-BW700 features 250GB of storage.
In the highest HD video quality (MP2, 24Mbps) the DRM-BW900 can store 90 hours. Besides three new Blu-ray disc recorder, Panasonic also introduced three DVD recorder with the DMR-XW300, DMR-XW100 and DMR-XW200V.
What is interesting to note is that Panasonic plans to produce approximately 10 times more DVD recorder than Blu-ray recorder (only top models compared).
All new Panasonic recorder will start shipping on November 1st.
Via this Panasonic press-release (Japanese).

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