They work fine, although not sold almost
anywhere, and not supported on winoncd,
easy cd creator or nero, the latest versions,
AFAIK.

I had to pull out CDRWIN to overburn, on my
Yamaha 24x writer, and it worked perfectly,
on a huge Scarface Div-X rip that was 90 min
long. Plays fine, on the player as well.

The price is about $1.50 per CD, in Canada,
and I know of only one place in Montreal,
to get them, which is at:

h**p://www.frostys.qc.ca/e_products.phtml?category=media

Im fine with my 700mb cd's for 0.80 €

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Best of the best:
Laurent Garnier - sambu

U can overburn with nero, and change where the settings r, so it shouldnt be a problem, i wonder how long it will b until i see some of these cd-rs

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Im happy wit me 700mb @ 40p (fcuk knows what that is in euro's)

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pointless now
i'll be getting a dvd-r within the next year

plus i like my 3-5 cents per 700MB cd

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Originally posted by PatMcGroin pointless now i'll be getting a dvd-r within the next year plus i like my 3-5 cents per 700MB cd

3-5 cents? Where you getting this price? I get mine for about 35 cents each, in a spindle of 100.

quote:

Originally posted by kevmetric h**p://www.frostys.qc.ca/e_products.phtml?category=media

Haha Frostys Currently an indian who don't have to pay taxes, so that's why he sell computing stuff at low price...

what about those 3-5 cents cd? Plz provide more information...

~ RazerYokes

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Originally posted by El~ZaPo 3-5 cents? Where you getting this price? I get mine for about 35 cents each, in a spindle of 100.

best buy, mail in rebates, shit like that

just what i need to back up the large amounts of data, i have stored on my pc.

errrr. one thing, there not new, theve been out for about a yr or more, you need specific cd-writers and software to make full use of it though, otherwise they jsut record 80mins as per normal

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