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In digital systems, several types of storage devices are used to store data and information in digital form. DVD, stands for Digital Versatile Disk, is a type of optical storage device that uses laser technology to read/write data. Based on the nature, DVDs are classified into the following three main types − DVD ROM DVD-R DVD-RW Read this article to learn how the DVD-R format is different from DVD-RW. Let's start with some basics of DVD R and DVD RW. What is DVD-R? DVD-R stands for Digital Versatile Disk Recordable. DVD-R is a type of DVD which is ... Read More

DVD stands for Digital Versatile Disk. DVD is a type of optical storage device used to store digital information. DVD uses red laser to read and write on the disk. DVD is a cheap method of storing and transferring of data in computers. Based on the nature, DVDs come in several formats such as, DVD-ROM DVD-RAM DVD-R DVD+R DVD-RW DVD+RW In this article, we will talk about DVD-R and DVD+R, and the important differences between DVD-R and DVD+R. What is DVD-R? DVD-R stands for Digital Versatile Disk Recordable. DVD-R is pronounced as DVD Dash R. DVD-R is ... Read More