Credit card shaped CD's
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I had several of these in the past. I'll dig them out to see who makes them - Cost was around quid each and they hold about 150Mb. Actually I think one was re-writable as well.
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Hey, they're COOL.
Wonder how compatible they are with the average CD-ROM ?
Anyone tried em ? Its just the kind of pretentious nonsense I got for!
[Edited by DazV - 1/16/2002 4:17:44 PM]
Wonder how compatible they are with the average CD-ROM ?
Anyone tried em ? Its just the kind of pretentious nonsense I got for!
[Edited by DazV - 1/16/2002 4:17:44 PM]
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We have them here at work, I will try to find out how much they cost to make, they do make a racket tho in the cd rom drive prob cos they aint round
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One of our clients was stupid enough to go and get an electronic brochure and 500 of the cd's pressed for just over £4000 elsewhere without asking us! Wanted to know how much 500 cost to get pressed and then go back to them and make them feel silly.
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One thing about these though, don't put them in machines with slot loading cd/dvd drives. Will make mincemeat of them. Not that I'm speaking from experience of course
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