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Any body know of a brick and morter store that sells mini cdrw disks. Has to be cdrw not cdrs though.
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Mini CDRW disks
- Thread starter eab
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I have used them in the past not sure if this is what you are looking for http://www.allmediaoutlet.com/
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Thanks thats what I was looking for, checked best buy but I will look again.
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i got a pack of them at office depot a while back just for kicks. ive only used them 2 times or so. just fun to have. great for taking a powerpoint presentation to class. and you look all high tech in front of class with them. i dont know why, its just a little cd. but people like them.
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SpaceRangerJoe said:
stylishness is a big part of marketing, just ask oem puters...
i was going to get the phillips expanium exp401 which uses this minicd format and mp3 support, but i thought "hmm i cant use regular cds so f*ck it (besides mini cds are a hell to get here in mex)" and i got the exp403 with more features and normal cd. But on a second thought, i bet i woulve sold it for good $$ but ohh well.
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I got a compaq pm-1 that useses the mini cds. Personaly I like it very much. So I want some cdrws so I don't have to only write once to them and can't change my music on them.
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wait are theres mini CD palyers liek mini CD palyers that you carry around in your pocket hock headphones up to and listen to music on? and they can read MP3s? as you walk around outside?
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yep, the expanium newest one supports mp3 pro and the expanium exp 431 ors something like that supports AAC audio, i went for exp 503 which is the full sized version with AAC support (mp3 sux against it...
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hmm. sound's really cool cept I don't quite have it in my budget, I hear they aren't cheep ($150-$500).
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Check amazon.com The have matrox one for $60 that I was looking at getting. Also the compaw pm-1 is on clearnce at sears.
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Intrepid6546 said:
search at shopping.yahoo.com for:
eXpanium EXP401
you can find it for around $60 shipped with all the accesories... it supports MP3 and AAC audio also..
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well then. how about quality and skip protection? also how much are those earphones. i have a regular old CD [alyer with some nice headphones but I want earphones if i am gonna get this thing also what level of MP3 compressino is best? as far as not loosing a notible amount of quality. I know on my comp hard drive I always use at least 128-bit when recording WAV files to my media library. thanx for the info guys.
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check: http://www.yesbuy.net
Great place for very cheap cd-r/cd-rw's, and are of EXCELLEN quality, made in japan, not korean coasters.
Great place for very cheap cd-r/cd-rw's, and are of EXCELLEN quality, made in japan, not korean coasters.
