Primera Introduces New Bravo Archive-Series Disc Publisher
on September 29th, 2011Primera recently announced a new model of its Bravo Archive-Series Disc Publishers, now with recordable drives and media from JVC Advanced Media U.S.A., Inc.
JVC Archival Grade DVD-R is ISO certified – the first optical media ever to be recognized by this leading international standards group. Recorded data can be retained safely for more than 30 years. For wedding and anniversary videos, data, photos and any other applications that simply must last for decades, the new JVC/Primera solution is the best and most economical of its kind.
Primera’s best-selling Bravo SE Disc Publisher is the first automated disc publisher to incorporate JVC’s new Archival Recordable Drives and Archival Grade DVD-R media. Bravo Archive-Series Disc Publishers with JVC Archival drives are able to burn the Archive Grade DVD-R as well as standard CD-R and DVD-R.
The Bravo/JVC Archive-Series Disc Publisher sells for US$2495.00 (MSRP). JVC Archival Grade DVD-R is available for US$99.75 (MSRP) for a 25-disc spindle which is just $3.99 per disc.
The Bravo/JVC Archive-Series Disc Publisher and media will be available in October 2011. Pre-orders are now being taken. Call Primera Technology, Inc. at 1-800-797-2772 (USA and Canada) or +1-763-475-6676 for full details.
The highly reflective silver layer allows the Ultra-Life DVD-R to look like a standard silver disc to DVD drives and burners, providing a low initial error rate and the same drive read/write compatibility as standard silver-only discs. The gold reflective layer, naturally resistant to corrosion, prevents oxygen from corroding the silver reflective layer, a common factor in limiting the life of DVD media.