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A technology that speeds the copying of information from main memory to CD-ROM. The conventional process for copying to CD-ROM, called magnetic-optico (MO) technology, requires that the disk pass at least twice under the head -- once for erasing and once for copying (also called writing). LIMDOW modulates the laser's intensity for both processes to complete the writing in a single rotation.
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magneto-optical (MO) drivewrite
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25.262" Optical Disks 3-1. 3-1/2" Optical Diskette, Rewritable, 540MB, 512 Bytes (SONEDM540) |
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7.85This Sony 3.5" MO media has a 230MB capacity. The Light Intensity Modulation Direct Overwrite LIMDOW technology from Sony doubles the performance of o... |
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29.99The newest member of the the 3.5" optical family provide up to a whopping 540mb of storage capacity on a single 3.5" diskette. |
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1.99CD-RW provides you the flexibility to write and rewrite your CDs, as much as 1, 000 times, while offering compatibility for playback on your CD-R/RW b... |
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