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Philips announces Blu-ray burner.

Philips is the next in line to announce a Blu-ray PC drive. The company said that it will be intorducing the 2x writer, which will be able to write and read 25 GB and 50 GB Blu-ray media. Philips" drive will be joining the Blu-ray parade - which includes already announced drives from Samsung, Sony and Pioneer - in August and sell for around $1000 at launch. There is more! Read the complete Computex 2006 coverage on our Microsite! Related article: Blu-ray Disc players delayed again, perhaps until August


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