XLNT Idea Inc., a leading manufacturer of DVD/CD Publishing and Direct to Disc Printing Systems, and Reliable Technologies, a leading developer of high-performance DVD/CD creation software have announced the Nexis RoboDisc. Featuring Reliable’s Java based RoboDisc software and XLNT Idea’s Nexis 100 DVD PC, Nexis Robodisc provides customers with a true network attach DVD/CD Publishing solution that is as easy to use as a network printer. Any user can access the Nexis Publisher on the network to create customized DVDs or CDs on demand, with full label creation ability and job setup and queueing. The Nexis RoboDisc system has an MSRP of $ 5,495 and will be available from an XLNT Idea authorized VAR, Dealer or OEM Partner.

Chuck Alcon Jr, XLNT Idea’s Director of Sales and Marketing commented, "Nexis RoboDisc is the most cutting edge DVD / CD creation solution to hit the market in recent memory. We integrate an embedded Intel processor with 1 GB of RAM and a 80GB hard drive into the standard Nexis 100 system, and include a GIG E network attach interface for easy system integration. Combined with Reliable’s very powerful RoboDisc™ software and our low cost of ownership, the Nexis RoboDisc is the best on-demand disc creation solution available today. The concept behind RoboDisc is to allow users to have just-in-time CD and DVD media creation services in order to distribute a variety of data types to customers, clients, vendors and office associates. Applications include internal and external data distribution, data archival and back up, audio / video presentations, training and informational content creation, and much, much more. The Nexis RoboDisc is a quick and effective replacement to paper, film or magnetic media types."

Cary Lewison, President of Reliable Technologies, added, "RoboDisc is much more than a standard software application for a DVD appliance. RoboDisc™ is a desk top application that allows users to burn and print CD’s and DVD’s over the network with ease. Since it is Java based, it is not platform dependent like competing applications and will run on multiple operating systems such as the PC and Macintosh. The software is deployed and updated over the network and therefore does not require individual disc installation for each PC. The application requires no seat licensing (unlimited) and is available to anyone on the network. Plus, when a new version of software is updated on the Nexus RoboDisc system, every PC on the network is automatically updated with the new version of RoboDisc software. The administrative cost savings can be tremendous to a large organization. RoboDisc also uses a proprietary high speed data transport mechanism (LINC) to move data at the speed of the network. This is critical when creating DVD’s and the next generation of disc technologies such as Blu-ray, all which can handle large amounts of data."

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