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[PSUs]| Friday 18th November 2005 |
The chipset is the first to combine support for multiple DVD (RAM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD-ROM, DVD+R, DVD+RW) and all CD formats with BD, something that has been considered necessary if PC makers are to be convinced to begin supplying BD drives with computers.
The chipset comprises two chips: a front-end processor for analog processing such as servo control and laser power control, and a optical disc controller for signal processing as digital lead channel. It includes a series of part numbers for either ATAPI or Serial-ATA interfaces.
The first sample shipments will go out in December with production to start the following month.
Drives based on the HD-DVD format will be able to read both DVDs and CDs, but no write support for the older formats has yet been announced.
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