Its specifications require that players can run a simple form of Java, and its "Live" ability uses internet connectivity to allow sharing content online.
Its specifications require that players can run a simple form of Java, and its "Live" ability uses internet connectivity to allow sharing content online. Unlike its competitor, it has three region codes, and support for content protection besides AACS. Introduced around 2006, it can hold 25 gigabytes of data per layer, and won a format war against a competing format after Warner Brothers decided to support this format named after the 405 nanometer laser used to create it. Identify this optical disc and successor to the DVD, which is used by the PlayStation 3.
Its specifications require that players can run a simple form of Java, and its "Live" ability uses internet connectivity to allow sharing content online.
Blu-ray discs