3" CD-Rs -- 50pack @ Bestbuy

[oneye]

I've also seen them here B&M. Just don't put them into a slot loaded drive, I've personally seen the wreckage from an Imac that had one of the Pokeman promo disk (credit card cd) put into it, plastic shards everywhere internally .-)


Comp USA link

 

[icefroggy]

Here's the link for the business card CD-R's. They're 100 for $59.99 + shipping at Tiger.

Linkage

If the link doesn't work, go to here and search for SKU S169-2030.

Also, they have 50 PNY CD-R's along with 10 CD-RW's for $19.99 after $10 mail in rebate. ( Link SKU= P56-1570)

Enjoy!!

 

[dentalboy]

how well do the records sound quality, data transfers?

 

[im2smrt4u]

<< Check out a computer show ( if you have them near you) I just picked up a 50pk of Khypermedia 21Min.\185Mb for $25. These work great for putting pics on to distribute instead of wasting a big disk. BTW i'm using an Iomega 16x10x40 (rebadge Plextor) they work just fine. >>



I went by my local computer fair and bought 100 of these for $40 w/cases (well, sleaves really)! They were really great for our presentation that we sent out to 80+ people through the mail. These fit in envelopes really easy, unlike regular CD-Rs. If you have a good use for them they are worth the extra expense, otherwise just get regular CD-Rs.

im2smrt4u

 

[Finality]

I actually believe the main use of these miny CDRs is for video/picture recording.

I walked into Sears last week and picked up an unusually shaped camera (I believe it was a Sony) inside it had a blank mini CDR. Pretty sure it was a movie camera.

 

[w3b]

The Mavica CD is only 150mb, as I recall. The 3" cd is 185mb/21min.

You can find a few selections if you have a MicroCenter nearby. I saw several brands the last time I was there: Kingston Hypermedia, Memorex, and Verbatim. All come with jewel cases. Price varies from $6.89-$11.99 for a 10 pack. KH 50pk (without jewel case or spindle) is $24.95.

Right now MicroCenter has 20% off on all media, so you can save quite a bit on these.