Mitsui releases first 24x media

Mitsui is world's first CDR producing company who releases the 24x media. For more info on the disk, read on:



Mitsui announced the launch of the world's first 24x blank CD-R media. The Mitsui SG Ultra II CD-R will enable users with access to the new 24x CD writers launched this month to record a full 650MB onto disc in just three minutes. Mitsui Advanced Media is the only manufacturer whose 24x media is available today.

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Mitsui's Phthalocyanine dye prolongs the life of any CD-R drive, as it is more transparent than alternative Azo or Cyanine dyes, using less laser power each time a disk is recorded. Phthalocyanine also offers better heat and UV resistance of up to 200 days direct exposure, whilst the exclusive Diamond Coat Protection used on all Mitsui Advanced Media's CD-Rs ensures complete scratch resistance.

Ideally suited to the needs of professional users, the Mitsui SG Ultra II CD-R media delivers exceptional reliability and longevity, guaranteed for 100 years. The super sensitivity of Phthalocyanine dye means that each Mitsui CD-R is recorded with greater accuracy; sharper pit edges on the burnt CD-R are easier for a CD drive to read and deliver crystal clear sound or data quality. The Mitsui SG Ultra II CD-R is now available from Mitsui priced at $0.84.

As always, a Mitsui is on of the most expensive CDR. Besides that, it's still 1 of the best CDR media available...

So we are just waiting for a 24x Plextor burner .

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Source: Mitsui's website

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