DVD Recorders - LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling Now Offered by Over 70 Electronics and Software Companies
Posted in DVD Recorder on July 30th, 2006LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling Now Offered by Over 70 Electronics and Software Companies
LightScribe announced that an additional 25 hardware brands, personal computer and optical drive manufacturers, media brands and software developers have licensed its Direct Disc Labeling technology. The expanded base of over 70 licensees highlights broad LightScribe technology adoption and reflects enthusiastic customer response. Over 12 million LightScribe-enabled drives and 90 million CDs and
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