These Mini CDs are used a fair bit for demos and promos of programs, and I
recall getting an MS Office demo on one of them. The capacity is 140Mb.
I
seem to recall a few years back that Hagger Electronics were selling a
small
portable recorder based on mini cds, but sure its been overtaken by card
recorders now.
These mini cds are useful for distributing shorter time duration audio
matterial too, but I've a feeling not all CD players will handle them, and
that was part of my original question to the list.
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Tel me more, what are they used for, other than cameras? they sound great.
Trace
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Anyone know of suppliers of 8cm mini cds? The majority of these seem to
be
Cdrs although some, aimed at the camera market, seem to be CDRWs. Just
wondering how usable these might be in ordinary CD players, portable or
Hi
Fi.
This question came up earlier today on another list, and if it might be a
little off topic hre,
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