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blu-ray

Delkin Archival Gold Blu-Ray Discs Keep Your Data Good for Two Centuries

Manufacturers are powering up on their Blu-ray disc development, now the format war's over: just two weeks ago we had the 6x speed ones, and now Delkin has these archive-quality discs. According to Delkin they're the first BDs "guaranteed to preserve data safely for over 200 years" and they use some sort of patented phase-change tech to make the discs resistant to UV degradation. They're also 25GB, 4x speed burnable and have an anti-scratch coating. You're only going to want to preserve really important stuff on them though: a ten-pack will cost you $250. Now, to find a Blu-ray player that'll last two centuries... [Reghardware]

8:00 PM on Sun Jun 29 2008
By Kit Eaton
2,047 views, 22 comments

Latest by shenanigans: who burns anything anymore? External hard disks anyone? more »

not so compact flash

Delkin ImageRouters Can Dump 8 CF Cards At Once

Delkin's ImageRouter is for photogs who are in need of some serious dumpage, and fast. The basic unit lets you unload four Compact Flash cards simultaneously. The thing takes up about as much room as the Xbox 360's power brick, though fortunately it doesn't weigh a metric ton. If you want to get stupid ridiculous, you can daisy-chain two blocks together onto the powered USB port to handle a total of eight CF cards. Unfortunately the software doesn't work for Macs yet, so if you plugged it into one you'd just see four separate drives, killing the convenience factor of dumping about a million photos at once. It's $149 w/o software, jumping to $249 with the Windows-only utility. [Product Page]

10:30 AM on Fri Feb 1 2008
By matt buchanan
3,117 views, 14 comments

Latest by NeoPoliticus: And unless you have software that verifies that all the images have been copied and copied correctly, it's dangerous. Plus if you are just using Windows to copy and you do get a glitch - your copy just stops and more »

digital cameras

Delkin Devices Intros Two ExpressCard Flash Memory Readers

With PMA 2007 starting tomorrow, in the middle of all those DSLRs and such are companies dying to help you deal with all that digital data spewing out of those cameras. Case in point is Delkin Devices, which just rolled out the eFilm ExpressCard 34 6-in-1 one adapter (pictured at left) and the eFilm ExpressCard 54 adapter that both fit in Apple MacBook Pros and many newer PC laptops. More »

9:21 AM on Wed Mar 7 2007
By Charlie White
2,237 views, 6 comments

peripherals

Delkin DVD Burnaway: Flash Memory, Burned Direct to DVD

We remember the Delkin BurnAway for CDs, and now the company has released an equally-overpriced DVD version, the DVD BurnAway that lets you offload your flash memory cards onto a DVD without needing a PC. More »

10:43 AM on Wed Sep 20 2006
By Charlie White
182 views, Comment