Philips announces Orange book Part III CD-RW Volume 3, Ultra Speed, v1.0

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Philips announces Orange book Part III CD-RW Volume 3, Ultra Speed, v1.0

Philips announced the tentative version of Part III CD-RW Volume 3, Ultra Speed v1.0 for distribution. This book describing CD-RW discs with recording speeds in the range 8x up to 24x nominal CD speed.

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