Tim Stevens
2010 posted Oct 10th 9: 07 pm
thinness in a portable device is an attribute with a value of desire. Thinness is another layer in your home entertainment center hoagie a little less attraktiv-- at least it is if it is about is a great compromise. This is the case with sharp's thinnest Blu-ray recorder, only 35 mm thick, yet capable of writing to BD-R discs or newer, more expensive, 100 GB BDXL discs. So far so good, but rather sad to make magic happen in a package so slim had the company having internal hard to dig, which is often the idea in these devices, you'll simply write BDXL's instead. Even with a stack of re Writeables nearby that much will be comfortable and much more expensive than a good ' ol pile of plates in turn. Of course, given with no price or release date, it is possible that this reduction of internal hardware with a reduction in the costs, but as we all know, it's pretty rare that a skinnier device costs less than its bigger bone brothers.
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