What does DVD stand for?

Digital Versatile Disc (formerly Digital Video Disc)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

THE DVD or to give it the official title Digital Versatile Disc really does have a lot to answer for.

Testing

The Digital Versatile Disc or DVD has, in hardly any time at all, become many peoples' first choice when watching a movie at home and has relegated the poor old video to second slot.

DIGITAL DELIGHTS

A record 122 million videos were sold in Britain in the past 12 months, according to the British Video Association, 30% of which were on digital versatile disc (DVD) format.

DVD movie sales double

Although more expensive, DVDs - digital versatile discs - have better picture quality.

DVDs hit vid sales

The deal will triple Carlton's capacity to produce so-called digital versatile discs, which offer a potentially lucrative revenue source to Hollywood studios.

VIDEOTAPE MAKER WILL BUY DVD FIRM; CARLTON TO PAY $264 MILLION FOR ...

Get your own Licence To Thrill because we've Bond films to give away on Digital Versatile Disc, plus a state-of-the art Toshiba SD2 109B DVD machine to play them on.

Games and internet: WIN! Big thrills

Byline: Dave McNary Daily News Staff Writer Technicolor announced Wednesday it will spend $10 million to expand its digital versatile disc manufacturing facility in Ventura County, allowing it to triple production to 15 million discs annually.

DVD PLANT TO GROW; TECHNICOLOR EXPECTS BOOM

Daily News FOX COMMITS: 20th Century Fox has agreed to launch its first product in the Digital Versatile Disc (DVD) format using the controversial Divx pay-per-view version.

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