Press Release: TEAC, a premier manufacturer of DVD-Recorders, CD-RW, CD-RW/DVD-ROM Combo Drives, DVD-ROM, CD-ROM, Internal and USB Floppy Drives, External Hard Drives and USB Flash Drives announces the launch of its full line of 1x1, 1x3, and 1x7 16X DVD-R Duplicators.
The New TEAC Duplicators
TEAC's new line of 1x1, 1x3 and 1x7 DVD-R Duplicators are stand-alone disc-to-disc DVD-R Duplication systems requiring no PC connection. With the numerous menu commands and included 160GB hard disk drive, TEAC's 1x3 and 1x7 Tower Duplicators offer the best solution for production level DVD-R Duplication requirements today. TEAC Duplicators offer high-performance and high-speed duplication at 16X speeds.
"TEAC's new line of Duplicators have been specifically designed to meet the growing demand for operators wishing to duplicate small to medium quantities of DVDs by the most cost effective way", says Les Luzar, Division Manager, TEAC America, Inc. "TEAC Duplicators offer the highest performance duplication systems featuring the fastest 16X speeds and advanced recording technologies and of course with the TEAC reliability our customers have come to expect from TEAC brand name".
With the emergence and popularity of DVD Recordable technology in every day applications, TEAC is leading the development of units that combine ease and design with solid engineering and advanced capabilities. There is no need to load extra software or attach any cables to a personal computer. No extra time is needed to setup the TEAC duplicators, as they completely function as stand-alone units.
TEAC will present its full line of Duplication systems at InfoComm Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, June 8th-10th, 2005, at Las Vegas Convention Center. TEAC's booth number is 3391.
The complete TEAC Duplicator line will be displayed at the InfoComm 2005 Show in addition to TEAC's full line of Disc Printers, including the Revolutionary new P55 Photo-Quality Thermal/Dye-Sublimation Disc Printer. TEAC P55 Printer produces the sharpest and the highest resolution prints available today.
TEAC website:
teac.com.
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