19 August 1998 Golden, Colorado.CD ROM, Inc. and CD ROM-USA, Inc. announced today that the Federal suit brought against Cummins Engine for alleged Copyright violation and other related business matters, including a counter-claim by Cummins, has been settled. The suit alleged that Cummins Engine published a parts catalog on compressed CD-ROM discs distributed by Cummins […]
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Long awaited need in optical disc industry to destroy classified and sensitive data on CD-ROM discs Contact: Duane Marquis – +1 (410) 353-4007 –duanemarq@aol.com. Baltimore, Maryland: May 18,1998:CD ROM, Inc., a leader in the optical disc industry, today announced at SIGCAT 98 it’s newest product line-Destroy DX-CDTM. The first product in the line, the DX-CDTM,
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Japan’s Multimedia Market Seminar –Date: March 12Time: 7:30 AM – 10:30 AMPlace: Downtown DenverHyatt Downtown1750 WeltonMount Evans AB RoomCost: FreeRSVP:matsumotolori@denver.jetro.org Co-sponsors:JETRO, Colorado Advanced Technology Institute, Colorado Trade Officeand SoftwareDeveloper and Publisher Magazine Guest Speakers:Mr. Takashi Yoshida, Senior Trade Advisor, JETRO, DenverMr. Ken Kutaragi, Vice President, Sony Computer Entertainment Japanand Chairman & CEO, Sony Computer Entertainment,
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The USPTO has issued a patent for compression on CD-ROM and DVD to CD ROM-USA, Inc. Washington DC September 16, 1997 -In 1992, CD ROM-USA, Inc. pioneered a new technology that first permitted real-time access to compressed data on optical media. An application for a patent protecting this technology was filed in 1994. CD ROM
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The USPTO has issued a notice of allowance on USA’s patent application for compression on CD-ROM and DVD Golden, Colorado September 1, 1997: In 1992, CD ROM-USA, Inc. pioneered a new technology that first permitted real-time access to compressed data on optical media. An application for a patent protecting this technology was filed in 1994.
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© Roger Hutchison, Ph.D.Golden, ColoradoJanuary 25, 1997Digital Versatile Disc, DVD, is about to hit the marketplace with a roar not seen since the fall of 1984 when “compact disc read only memory” or CD-ROM, made it’s debut. DVD promises the next generation of CD technology with higher capacity and more “versatility” than previously available with
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LAS VEGAS, November 17, 1996.CD ROM, Inc. announced today the release of it’s latest version of SOFT AUDIO(TM), US Patent #5,367,301 and US Trademark #1,827,309. This is a software solution to replace the need for costly sound cards to upgrade computers to multimedia capability. SOFT AUDIO(TM) provides decoding of Wave files, and other audio file
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Foster City, Calif., June 24, 1996— Information Access Company (IAC) and Online Inc., co-sponsors of the 15th annual Information Authorship Award, take great pleasure in announcing the judging committee for this year’s award program. The Information Authorship Award, which is comprised of three writing awards, ranks among the oldest and most prestigious in the information
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Golden, Colorado……..JUNE 15, 1996……….CD ROM, Inc…The successful marriage between the powerful CD-ROM towers sold by CD ROM, Inc. for the past seven years, and the new 8X four (per disc) unit CD-ROM solution by Nakamichi, has generated an incredible amount of world wide interest for this solution. · NO Risk– CRI-8870 ™ ships in a
Welcome to the CD ROM, Inc. May Issue of “www.cdrominc.com”! Our Internet site is now three months old. We average over 1,000 hits a day from such diverse countries as Israel, South Africa, Zimbabwe, United Kingdom and Brazil, to name a few. We are pleased with the first three months of service and welcome your
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