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16x DVD-ROM drives in short supply, prices may stop falling

Vivien Huang, Taipei

Oct 18, 2001, 18:01 0

DVD-ROM drives are now within NT$1,000 of their CD-ROM counterparts, and the assumption would be that they will eventually replace CD-ROM as the preferred optical storage device in PCs...

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