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Component Demand Will Lead to DVD-RW, DVD+RW Shortage This Quarter
By Remy Davison, Insanely Great Mac
October 8th 2002

Pioneer, Ricoh caught short as consumer demand for DVD burners escalates.

MacUser UKAnalysis: Apple appear to have a deep inventory of 15" DVD-R iMacs for the 
time being at least. While some are advising Power Mac purchasers option out the DVD-R 
and wait for OEM versions of Pioneer's 'SuperDrive II', with 4x and 2x write speeds, 
you may be in for a long wait if production of the new-generation DVD-Rs isn't ramped 
up sufficiently to cope with demand. But the popularity of DVD-R and +RW, with a 
larger number of manufacturers moving into the field, means prices will be fiercely 
competitive as DVD-R and +RW really take off in 2003. Toshiba, for example, sees DVD 
burners replacing CDRWs in the near future for both audio and video. Watch this space.

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