DVD Drives

The DVD drive is a digital disc optical data storage format developed and invented in 1995. The gadget can save/store any data and is widely used for storing computer files, as well as video programs watched using a DVD player. DVDs provide a higher storage volume than compact discs whereas having the same dimensions. Recorded DVDs are mass-produced by using molding machines that actually stamp info onto the Digital Video Disc. These are a kind of DVD-ROM as data cannot be written and only be read or erased. Empty recordable DVD discs can be documented once using a recorder and then work as a DVD-ROM Drive. Rewritable DVDs (DVD-RAM, DVD+RW, and DVD-RW) can be erased and recorded many times. Best HD DVD Drive includes 710 Intel Series SSD 100GB 2.5-inch MLC SATA2 Hard Drive, Dell 8 Gb sTec SSD Hard Drive 1.8-inch Drive 5mm PCI-e PATA, HP E-Series ESL Ultrium Upgrade 460 Drive Kit Single Installed into Cluster from one to 24 Drives. These are used in DVD-Video consumer digital video format as well as for writing DVD discs in a special AVCHD format to keep HD material.