What does LS stand for?

POS is an optically assisted servo system, which combines high-density magnetic read/write data recording with laser servo guiding.

The "LS" stands for laser servo, referring to the device's use of laser optics to read the pattern.

The technology is derived from several key features, including: --A Pivoting Optical Servo (POS), which combines magnetic data recording with laser servo guidance to maintain precise track alignment during recording/playback; --Laser Guided Magnetic Recording, which increases capacity by moving the servo information to the back-side of the tape, enabling use of the entire front side for storing data and creating room for additional encoding tracks on the front; --Advanced Tape-cutting Mechanics, developed by Fujifilm engineers, increases the precision of the "slitting" blades necessary to create the half-inch tape reels from master rolls, a critical quality factor for maintaining consistent, stable media in every cartridge.

Advanced back-coating technology for accurate laser servo signal recording.

LS-120 laser servo technology was developed jointly by OR Technology, Compaq Computer Corp.

LS-120 laser servo technology was developed jointly by OR Technology, Compaq Computer Corp.

LS-120 laser servo technology was developed jointly by OR Technology, Compaq Computer Corp.

LS-120 laser servo technology was developed jointly by O.