DVD RAM

DVD is a format to store optical data. It is used as aare now available. DVD RAM 1.0 is a single-sided, one-
storage medium for movies with very high video andlayer disk with a capacity of 2.58 GB or a
sound quality. The DVD RAM or the DVDdouble-sided one-layer disk with a capacity of 5.16
Read-And-Write Memory is a disk specification. TheGB. The DVD RAM 2.0 is a single-sided, one layer disk
DVD Forum came up with it in 1996 and since 1998,with a capacity of 4.7 GB.These disks are being
DVD RAM has been used in computers, camcordersmarketed by the RAM Promotion Group (RAMPRG),
and personal video recorders. The name is aand they have on their list some of the best known
shortening of the words Read-And-Write Memorycompanies: Hitachi, Toshiba, Maxell, LG Electronics,
and not Random Access Memory. Thus the acronymMatsushita/Panasonic, Samsung and Teac.Originally
can be misleading. This disk has many small rectanglesDVD RAMs were sold in cartridges. The newer DVD
on its surface. It has concentric tracks and isrecorders, however work with no-cartridge disks so
accessed like a usual floppy disk or hard drive.DVDtoday, a cartridge disk is about 50% more expensive
RAM is supported by Mac OS 8.6, Linux andthan one without a cartridge.There are many benefits
Microsoft Windows XP. The earlier versions ofof a DVD RAM. It has a long life, and the data can
Windows require device drivers or the program InCD.be retained for around 30 years. It can be rewritten
Though the optical drives shipped with the currenta phenomenal 100,000 times and no special DVD
Apple Macintosh computers do not support DVDburning software is needed. Small files can be quickly
RAM functions, a third party DVD RAM-compatibleaccessed and it can be used like a removable hard
drive can be connected and used directly with Macdisk.RAM provides detailed information on RAM, RAM
OS. It is a highly reliable format, as the disks have aMemory, DVD RAM, DDR RAM and more. RAM is
built-in error control.There are two specifications thataffiliated with Linux Mail Servers.