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  1. 11th Jul 2005 10:14 #1
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    http://www.eet.com/news/latest/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=165700451

    TOKYO — Sharp Corp. of Japan has developed a two-layered optical disk that achieves a 100-Gbyte capacity using super-resolution functional films.
    The development followed Sharp's announcement last year of a single-layer disk with a "super-resolution functional" film that achieves a 50-Gbyte capacity.

    "Sharp has developed a transparent film, which enabled the two-layer disk, doubling the capacity," said a Sharp spokesman. The film is made of a metal oxide material, which features high light transmittance.
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