A standard CD-Rom could hold only 700 MB of data. Later on CDs with more storage space were manufactured but they failed to attract the attention of the buyers. Additional storage space meant an increase of 50 to 60 MB, which was not much considering the data requirement of the end user. So, a new removable storage medium was required to satisfy the need of the consumers. DVD technology or digital video disk simply transformed the whole data storage concept. Computers played all forms of DV Read more ...