DVD RAM by Ken Marlborough
DVD is a format to store optical data. It is used as a storage medium for movies with very high video and sound quality. The DVD RAM or the DVD Read-And-Write Memory is a disk specification. The DVD Forum came up with it in 1996 and since 1998, DVD RAM has been used in computers, camcorders and... The newer DVD recorders, however work with no-cartridge disks so today, a cartridge disk is about 50% more expensive than one without a cartridge. ... Though the optical drives shipped with the current Apple Macintosh computers do not support DVD RAM functions, a third party DVD RAM-compatible...