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Posted by Roy L. Fuchs on 01/15/06 09:18
On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 01:09:38 -0800, "Alpha" <none@none.net> Gave us:
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>"Alpha" <none@none.net> wrote in message
>news:11sk3vp991bg084@corp.supernews.com...
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>> "Allan" <Spamsucks@finallykantica22admitstobebrianlamb.org> wrote in
>> message news:p3vjs151o2v4gcihce6r9r9lovff83lqna@4ax.com...
>>> On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 05:08:16 GMT, "Joshua Zyber"
>>> <jzyber@mind-NOSPAM-spring.com> wrote:
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>>>>but it's another
>>>>to be stubbornly ignorant.
>>>
>>> Count on 'Alpha' to "be stubbornly ignorant."
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>>> Not so big on admitting when he was 100% wrong. Expect 'Alpha' to
>>> completely ignore what he has said in the past.... especially when it
>>> has been proven wrong.
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>> I will argue no further. I was and am not wrong on this. The problems
>> they ran into are being covered up by political issues. That is all.
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>> There never was even the slightest indication of the merest prototype.
>> Just hype from Samsung.
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>> As for Zyber, kiss my doctorate.
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>PS
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>Here is a quote from someone who knows something about the technical issue:
Yeah, right. Another "guess boy" like many in here.
> some kind of dual laser optical pickup that can cope withthe very different
>layer depths and light wavelengths. - not impossible, but very complex,
Not complex at all.
>especially since the OEM manufactures are probably only working with a
>drive+optics of one format or the other, samsung would have to fund the R+D.
Most DVD/CD players already use a toggle head that switches between
two different laser diodes so it is by no means a new technology.
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>2) A unit with two drives in it, ie. two trays to eject and choose from
>(very confusing for users to try both until the disc they bought works, but
>for unit returns and customer returns)
Likely never happen. These boys are very cost of manufacture anal.
>3) a unit with two drives/optics but an "inverse" disc changer - i.e.
>accepts one disc and moves it internally betweent he two drive heads/units.
There will likely ALWAYS be only one spindle in a "drive". There
are already "players" that can move the head from one side of a disc
to the other as in LASER DISC players that play both sides of a disc.
There are already read head mechanisms that have more than one laser
diode in them that toggles between the two depending on the media in
the drive.
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