Report of technical feasibility on Blu-ray
Work as a team, I was in charge of the Blue-ray technical feasibility analysis of the whole complex project.
Technical feasibility analysis involves a review of all factors that makes the product happen, until it leaves the original owner's control or until someone else takes financial responsibility for it.
Technical feasibility should be based on verifiable data and contain sufficient information, and analysis so that an evaluation may be made on the technical feasibility of achieving the levels of income or production that would be project in financial statements.
Technical Feasibility-Work break-down structure
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Technology and Equipment feasibility
1. What is Blu-ray Disc?
The Blu-ray Disc (BD) is a next-generation optical disc format for storing a large amount of data using a short wavelength blue laser to read and write.
The single largest feature of BD is its high-density data storage capacity of 25GB per layer on one sound.
This lets you store many hours of content, such as movies with HD resolution and high-quality music with loss-less audio compression.
2. Why is called Blu-ray Disc?
The laser beam that reads data from the new discs is blue instead of the red beam used for current DVDs and CDs. This new blue laser is at the heart of Blu-ray Disc Technology.
3. What are the planned formats for Blu-ray Disc?
BD-ROM - read-only format for software, games and movie distribution.
BD-R - write-once recordable format for HDTV recording and PC data storage.
BD-RE - rewritable format for HDTV recording and PC data storage.
Hybrid Disc (single-sided, triple-layer disc) - Can hold 25GB of Blu-ray Disc content and 8.5GB of DVD content (standard definition) all on one side of a disc. A hybrid disc...