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LG covers all angles with Super Multi

  • United Arab Emirates: Thursday, September 29 - 2005 at 07:57
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Global and regional digital leader LG Electronics unveiled the world's first DVD recorder compatible with all storage standards to maximise user convenience at Gitex 2005 in Dubai today.

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  • The world's first DVD recorder with digital video recorder (DVR), the LG LRM-519.
    The world's first DVD recorder with digital video recorder (DVR), the LG LRM-519.
The super multi DVD recorder, model RCS 7700, supports all storage standards for DVD±R/DVD±RW and DVD-RAM, and eliminates limitations in recording formats. The model enables recording on DVD+R double-layer discs, allowing recording eleven hours of video data - this is approximately twice the capacity of existing products. It can also perform time shift functions designed to record and simultaneously play previously recorded video.

"This product shows off our expertise in DVD recording technologies and will help us aggressively penetrate the global electronics market," said C H Lee, president, LG Electronics Gulf FZE. "By launching the world's first multi format DVD re-writer, we have cemented our position in the optical storage device segment. With price reductions, greater availability and affordability of recording media, DVD writers are set to take over from CD writers."

The RCS-7700 recorder enables copying from DVD to VCR or vice versa, and its 8-in-2 multi memory-card slots allow a direct link to eight memory cards such as SMC / CF / MD / MMC / SD / MS / MS Pro / xD to play stored photos (JPEG), music (MP3 / WMA), DivX and other files. It also has an IEEE1394 input, to allow easy linkages to digital camcorders to copy and edit in DVD and VCR.

The world's first DVD recorder with digital video recorder (DVR), the LG LRM-519, will also be on display during Gitex. This model raises the bar in the DVD recorder market and is the world's first combination DVD recorder. The 160-gigabyte hard-disc-drive (HDD) convergence product with an electronic programme guide (EPG) and PC connectivity uses technology from Microsoft Corporation. Microsoft chairman and chief software architect Bill Gates unveiled the product during his keynote address on the eve of the International Consumer Show 2005 in Las Vegas, USA.

The LG LRM-519 offers true networking versatility as users can watch programmed TV recorded from the DVR on their Windows XP-based PC as well as transfer on to portable media centre devices.

Also on display during Gitex is the LG super-multi external recorder GSA 5163D, supporting ultimate compatibility, including all three DVD formats, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/+RW and DVD RAM and all CD formats.

To meet growing demands in the region, LG plans to increase its optical storage device portfolio by introducing new DVD recorders, CD and DVD drives, portable DVD players, and enhance functionality of its existing range of super multi DVD recorders.

"As a leading manufacturer of optical storage devices, LG has been recognised for its outstanding quality by its customers. By introducing innovative optical storage devices like the portable laptop drive and extending our product lineup, we increased our optical storage devices sales by 13.5 per cent to US $ 59 million in 2004," added Lee.
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Notes and media contacts

For more information, contact:
Hamad M. Malik
Director
Marketing & Corporate Communications
LGE Middle East & Africa Operations
Tel: +9714-3340066
Fax: +9714-3370515
or
Shilpa Mathai/Stephen Worsley
Polaris Public Relations
Dubai, UAE
Tel: +9714-3348522
Fax: +9714-3341326

RCS 7700

• CF: Compact Flash
• MD: Micro Drive
• SD: Secure Digital Card
• SMC: Smart Media Card
• MMC: Multimedia Card
• MS: Memory Stick
• MS Pro: Memory Stick Pro
• xD: xD Picture Card

GSA 5163D
• Compatible with all DVD formats
• Stores up to 4.7 GB on 1 DVD-RAM, DVD-R/RW and DVD+-R/RW disc
• Burn and read all major formats of DVD and CD media
• DVD video burned can be read on most DVD players and DVD-Rom drives
• 2MB buffer memory with buffer underrun prevention technology

About LG Electronics, Inc.

LG Electronics, Inc. (Korea Stock Exchange: 066570.KR) was established in 1958 as the pioneer in the Korean consumer electronics market. The company is a major global force in electronics and information and communications products with more than 70,000 employees working in 76 overseas subsidiaries and marketing units around the world. With annual total revenues of more than US $37.7 billion (consolidated), LG Electronics conducts its business in three main areas: Digital Display & Media, Digital Appliances, and Telecommunications Equipment & Handsets.

LG Electronics Digital Media Company provides digitally integrated products such as Audio Video systems, optical storage, PC and car infotainment focusing on next-generation businesses. LG Electronics' goal is to enable the intelligent networking of digital products that will make consumers' lives better than ever.

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