CD construction

[sega fan]

I saw this and was amazed on how much stuff has to be done with a disc before it's usable


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rc8il...elated&search=

[David J.]

I'm sure today, it's not that complicated.

[Elusive]

I'm sure today, it's not that complicated.

For such a new technology, it's amazing how far we've come. I think a factory-pressed CD-ROM can be expected to last from fifty to two hundred years, off-the-shelf CD-Rs last from about twenty to one hundred.

[sega fan]

For such a new technology, it's amazing how far we've come. I think a factory-pressed CD-ROM can be expected to last from fifty to two hundred years, off-the-shelf CD-Rs last from about twenty to one hundred.

um sure its probably not thay complicated because if you look ed the back of the finished cd it looked like the back of a sega/mega cd ( did anyone notice )

[evildragon]

CD-R's don't last forever.. The color dye fades after time, just like how old pictures look faded... It's the same type of dye.. I learned this in some core hardware certification, in photography class, and the hard way..

[sega fan]

well at least im not the onlee one who found that out the hard way