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March 25th, 2010 @ The Royal Garden Hotel, London
The third annual PCR Awards is set to be the social event of the year for anyone involved in the PC retail sector, and a well deserved celebration for the nominees.
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Technology predicted to take off in the coming months
LightScribe technology looks set to be the next big leap in duplication technology, with CD Writer stressing that retailers and resellers are missing a trick by not stocking the devices.
"LightScribe duplicators offer margins and profits exceeding those of normal tower DVD and CD duplicators," said managing director of specialist distributor CD-Writer Nic Ranshaw.
"The introduction of our LightScribe duplicators really does represent a turning point in the way people approach disc publishing," he added.
"Traditionally, if a tower duplicator customer wished to produce a disc that is both copied and labelled, they would have to purchase a separate printer," stated Ranshaw. "We have transformed the process, making production simpler and reducing expenditure."
Ranshaw said that the StorDigital range, which is CD Writer's own-brand range of duplicators, in particular were well positioned to help retailers and resellers take advantage of the predicted upswing. "There is a real advantage for any reseller presently listing competitor's systems to start selling StorDigital's LightScribe towers."
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In other words they have massive stocks to shift. Nobody likes Lightscribe printed disks, looks like a cheap hologram and scruffy.
OK for MS OEM disks which never see the light of day again
But not for something to impress customers
I think Lightscribe is well cool and having the chance to burn multiple discs is a great move. i see also the price of the discs are rapidly falling on line so make for a good alternative to expensive inkjet labels
