Look up: dvd-rom

1. DVD-ROM
   Digital Versatile Disc-ROM
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2. DVD-ROM
   The basic pre-recorded DVD disk, which supports DVD-Audio and DVD-Video formats. Also used to describe other DVD formats not defined in the DVD specifications including PC/Mac applications and DVD-based games consoles, etc.
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3. DVD-ROM
   (Digital cameras and photo printers) Digital Versatile Disc. A standard for CD-ROM with a much greater capacity (e.g. 9.4 GB) than a regular CD-ROM.
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4. DVD-ROM
   Read only DVD media, Drives can also read CDs
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5. DVD-ROM
   Abbreviation for 'Digital Versatile Disc Read-Only Memory'. DVD-ROM drives use optical technology to read data from DVDs. DVDs are read-only storage devices; data cannot be written to a DVD with standard DVD-ROM drives or media. Most DVD-ROM drives also read standard CDs.
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6. DVD-ROM
   Digital Versatile Disc
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7. DVD-ROM
   DVD-ROM: see digital versatile disc.
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8. DVD-ROM
   Disk format for storing digital information, the DVD equivalent of CD-ROM. Launched in 1997, DVD-ROM disks can store up to 17 gigabytes of data, compared to only 700 megabytes on a CD-ROM. DVD-ROM drives, which are also able to read CD-ROM disks, have a much faster speed of data transfer than CD-ROM drives (a 16× DVD...
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