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ITIS: Global DVD recordable device shipments to grow 91% this year

According to DigiTimes "...Global demand for DVD recordable devices (DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD Multi and DVD Dual drives) will grow 91.4% this year to 11.75 million units, projected the Taiwan-based Industrial Technology Information Service (ITIS)..."

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