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JVC notches CD-ROM drive up to 14-speed

Arif Mohamed ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 09 Oct 1996 10:40 BST

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JVC will produce a 14-speed (2,100Kb/sec) CD-ROM drive in volume by the end of the year. The Japanese giant intends to produce one million units a month by 1988 but is staying quiet about drive prices and the technology it will use.

Several companies including Hitachi and Pioneer have already come up with 10- and 12-speed drives but experts dispute whether very fast spin speeds will produce faster application performance as almost all software is still being written to slower drives.

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