Sony intros Hi-MD drive for PC
Sony Japan introduced a USB Hi-MD drive for PC. The unit allows users not only to play audio, but also to store data on Hi-MD’s. The device is backwards compatible with regular MDs and can store up to 305 MByte on a disc. There were few details available for this product, but it appears the drive connects via USB1 and not USB2 mode.
Sony offers the USB Hi-MD for about $160.
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