MCE Technologies brings Blu-ray Disc to Apple Mac

Blu-ray Disc technology, with its ability to record to 25GB single-layer and 50GB dual-layer discs, is the next generation in optical disc storage and MCE Technologies has brought it to the Mac.

The MCE Technologies Blu-ray Internal Recordable Drive for Apple Mac Pro and Power Mac G5 is completely pre-configured for easy user installation. In addition to writing to 25GB single-layer and 50GB dual-layer Blu-ray discs, the MCE Technologies Blu-ray Internal Recordable Drive is compatible with all DVD and CD recordable media including DVD±R/RW + Dual/Double Layer, DVD-RAM, and CD-R and CD-RW.

The MCE Blu-ray Internal Recordable Drive for Apple Mac Pro and Power Mac G5 is bundled with Toast 8 Titanium. When used with a Blu-ray rewritable disc (BD-RE), Toast Dynamic Writing lets you use your Blu-ray Disc recorder like a giant hard disk drive – drag and drop directly onto the disc icon to add or remove files.

The MCE Technologies Blu-ray Internal Recordable Drive ships with Toast 8 Titanium and includes a 25GB Blu-ray (BD-RE) rewritable disc.

MCE Technologies Blu-ray Internal Recordable Drive for Apple Mac Pro and Power Mac G5 retails for US$699.

More info: http://www.mcetech.com/blu-ray/

16 Comments

  1. Just think. Some day we’ll be tossing these now $50 Blu-Ray disks in the trash can like so much junk. AOL will be mailing them to us ad nauseum, loaded with spam.

    It will be interesting to see if Bill Gates is right, and the current generation of Blu-Ray and HD DVD disks will be the last removeable media, eventually displaced by broadband network distribution and backup.

    I think I may already be there. I hardly every write a CD ROM anymore. Everything gets backed up to a big disk.

    Apple wants to stream us our videos and cut out the need for DVDs of any size.

  2. Steve’s half brother….
    In a year or two Bray will be what DVD is today. They’re already working on a 100gig disc. technology dates to soon these days, don’t rush out and buy, but don’t wait to long either. Stuff should be 200 bucks when they’re first released if they want to sell this stuff.

  3. Why, oh why can they not put out a medium that is better protected from destruction? My God, even the lowly floppy disc had a better shelf life than DVD’s and CD’s. Reckon it is to keep everyone buying?

    “Now hold on, Skeeter. If that thing don’t ever break, they gonna buy just one. Let’s think about this a little longer…”

  4. Yours Smugly:

    You are grossly uninformed, Sony has no position on pornography on their media. Perhaps you should read before spouting off with what you read a month ago.

    http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=37021

    Vivid is planning a release:

    [url=http://www.videostoremag.com/news/html/breaking_article.cfm?sec_id=2&&article;_ID=9861]http://www.videostoremag.com/news/html/breaking_article.cfm?sec_id=2&&article;_ID=9861[/url]

    And who doesn’t think that all the Disney movies are going to be blu Ray since Jobs is on their board

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