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Published in Science and Technology on Wednesday, November 10th 2010 at 6:11 GMT by Market Wire🞛 This publication is a summary or evaluation of another publication
MINNEAPOLIS--([ BUSINESS WIRE ])--Rimage Corporation (Nasdaq: RIMG), the industry-leading provider of on-demand CD/DVD/Blu-ray Disca" publishing systems, has introduced the patent-pending Rimage 5400N Disc Copy Station, a new system designed to copy CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray Discs with the ease of a paper copier. The 5400N Disc Copy Station is now available for order through Rimagea™s Value Added Reseller network.
"Wea™ve seen a growing demand from our customers for a way to quickly and easily copy CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray Discs"
Optical discs are increasingly replacing paper documents in business workflows. Often, this drives a need in companies of all sizes for functional replicates of original discs for documentation management, data distribution or the replacement of lost discs.
The 5400N Disc Copy Station makes creating working copies of existing discs as simple as inserting a disc to be copied into the system and pressing the aCopya button. The Disc Copy Station photographs the disc label, reads the contents, records the contents on a blank disc, and prints a near-perfect replica of the original disc label. Multiple working copies of the original disc can be created as one job. This automated process eliminates the complex task of finding the original label and contents, creating or purchasing the original label from a past supplier, or manually writing information on the disc. Using the Disc Copy Station is faster than manual alternatives, which often tie up skilled professionals for hours.
aWea™ve seen a growing demand from our customers for a way to quickly and easily copy CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray Discs,a said Christopher Wells, vice president of marketing and strategy, Rimage. aThe Disc Copy Station meets that need while fully functioning as a disc publisher for new-to-the-world discs. It is really two products in one.a
The Rimage Disc Copy Station comes standard with Blu-ray Disc recorders and has three input bins for each disc type. In addition, the Disc Copy Station leverages Rimagea™s current Rimage 5400N system with features and functionality that allow it to perform double duty as both a networked CD/DVD/Blu-ray disc publisher and a disc copy appliance.
aWe are proud to provide innovative solutions that allow business and IT professionals to focus on their core responsibilities rather than being distracted by time-consuming tasks like making disc copies,a said Rick Backlund, worldwide product manager, Rimage.
For more information please visit Rimage.com.
Rimage Corporation
Rimage Corporation ([ www.rimage.com ]) is the worlda™s leading provider of workflow-integrated digital publishing solutions that produce CD/DVD/Blu-ray Discsa" with customized content and durable color or monochrome disc labeling. Key vertical markets and applications for our systems include video workflows, retail, medical imaging and law enforcement. In addition, we have launched a multi-year process aimed at transforming Rimage into a higher-performing business. Our comprehensive strategy involves strengthening Rimagea™s core disc publishing business; generating new revenue streams by leveraging our core capabilities and transitioning from a hardware supplier into a provider of total solutions; and identifying and investing in future opportunities in adjacent markets with strong growth potential. Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Rimage is a global business with operations in North America, Europe and Asia.
Blu-ray Disca" is a trademark of the Blu-ray Disc Association.