Hewlett-Packard will offer frustrated customers who own its first DVD-rewritable drive a chance to trade it in for a model that will support more formats--but at a cost of $99.

The war over DVD recording standards will escalate Monday when Hewlett-Packard unwraps the details on its first DVD drive for PCs that lets people repeatedly record on discs.

After drawing fire from angry customers, Hewlett-Packard says it will keep its promise after all to offer owners of its first-generation DVD+RW drives a DVD+R upgrade--if they pay $99.

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The DVD+RW format took two severe blows last week when Hewlett-Packard and Sony gave notice that they would not begin shipping product this year due to unfavorable market conditions. HP and Sony said ...

Small businesses that are thinking about buying a DVD burner to back-up data (up to 4.7 GB) and save video onto DVD discs may want to consider the competent Sony DRU110A-C1 DVD+RW drive. However, Sony ...

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Toshiba Storage Device Division (SDD) today announced the world’s first slim HD DVD-RW drive for mobile PCs, further extending high-definition recording capabilities to the IT arena. The new drive can ...

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After months of waiting, Hewlett-Packard reported late last month that it will start shipping its dvd100i DVD+RW PC drive in September. The announcement matched promises made earlier this summer at PC ...

The DVD-writer dvd100i, which will cost £549 when it hits UK store shelves in September, will be the first commercially available drive based on the DVD+RW standard.