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Wednesday August 21, 2002
08:59 PM
mini-CDs
Dear All,
So does anyone actually use those mini-CDs? Like 5cm across or whatever? I see blanks of those for sale next to the normal size CD blanks, and blank tapes, at the local Walgreen's. But they SCARE ME!
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Those CDs are cool. (Score:1)
I'd use 'em all the time, except for the fact that they won't work in slot-loading drives [apple.com].
How often, when you're burning a CD, do you need the full 650MB? And the really tiny 60MB disks are terribly cool. Though I don't actually recommend keeping 'em in a wallet, say, as they break.
Doc storage. (Score:1)
This way it saves me the cost of printing things and makes it a different thing that will make them remember my company.
Every CD-ROM drive I've seen (on PCs) has support for those mini CDs. Of course, I can provide them with the common sized CDs as well, if they want it (they are cheaper).
-- Godoy.
Re:Doc storage. (Score:1)
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