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Re: Origin - CD-only forever!

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From: th... Tom Hong
Date: Sat, 29 Oct 1994 08:07
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In article <38rhhr$5...@umbc7.umbc.edu>, Marik Meytin <ma...@umbc.edu> wrote:

>  These are blanks for CD-R (recordables) machines - they are quite
>  expensive - the cheapest I've seen 'em for was about $10.00 each
>  and had to be bought in packs of 10.  They are also different from
>  regular CDs - they are using gold data surface instead of aluminum
>  (that kind of explains a higher price, doesn't it ;^)  Software

	Ah so that's the situation.  =)  For a minute there I thought PC
Computing meant that all CDs are so expensive.  Serves me right for looking
too intently at a glossy computer rag.  (grin)

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Subject: Re: Origin - CD-only forever!
Date: 29 Oct 1994 08:07:16 GMT
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