Blank CDs: Ideal for storing digital images, music, and more, this blank CD set includes 100 high-grade non-rewritable blank CD-R discs Blazing Drive Speeds: Engineered with performance recording ...

The CD player features a similar design to many of the company's recent constructions, with precision machined top and bottom ...

A rewritable optical disc. First used in drives by Panasonic in the late 1980s, the phase change technology was subsequently employed in all major optical drives, including CD-RW, DVD-RW ...

Add CD playback to the Ruark R410, R610 and R810 music systems for only $350 with the new R-CD100 CD Transport.

Fell Audio is a new brand of hi-fi made and designed in Britain. The Fell range is designed to be sustainable and repairable, ...

CD playback - Enjoy your favorite CDs or personally recorded CD-R and CD-RW discs, including those with MP3 files Bluetooth audio streaming - Enjoy convenient Bluetooth connectivity with ...

The most common types are CD, DVD and Blu-ray. As removable media, optical discs superseded the earlier magnetic disk cartridges because they weigh less, have higher capacities and are not subject ...

CD-R - meaning CD-Recordable, the user can write data to the CD once or fill it over time using multi-session (writing to the same disc on separate occasions). CD-RW - meaning CD-ReWritable ...

The Fell Disc CD player sells for £499, and has a slot-loading mechanism and features an ESS Sabre ES9018 DAC. The player is ...

Adaptec's UDF Reader enables MultiRead CD-ROM drives to read UDF-formatted CD-R and CD-RW discs (such as those written with DirectCD) under Windows 95/98/98SE/NT 4. OS: Windows 95/98/NT/2000.

Disruptive new British brand Fell Audio leverages a 50-year legacy to challenge industry heavyweights 11 November 2024, Carlisle, Cumbria: Cumbrian-born hi-fi tech start-up, Fell Audio, is shaking ...

Yes, I still used floppy discs with Windows XP; they were much cheaper than a CD-RW burner drive. In fact, I didn't buy a 128MB USB flash drive until 2005, and (I think) I still have it in a box ...