Based on the latest zoned constant angular velocity recording technology, Komag's 230 MB optical disks contribute to faster data transfer rates and access speeds in today's high-performance 230 MB optical drives.
What does Z-CAV stand for?
Z-CAV stands for Zoned Constant Angular Velocity
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Hitachi's 172 Series magneto-optic drives utilize proven technologies, first implemented in the company's previous generation 2 GB drives, including Zoned Constant Angular Velocity (ZCAV), mark-edge recording and 1-7 encoding, as well as a new 685 nm wavelength laser for data recording.