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Review by: tucker (Karl)
Dated: 2nd of August, 2004
I wrote a pile of high-usage resource files to this disc over a year ago. It has been stored in it's paper sleeve in amongst all my other archive CDs and has been used about once or twice a day.
It has lasted really well, with no data corruption evident. It burnt perfectly first time without any special settings.
Not sure if they can still be found, but I bought these at The Warehouse in a 5-pack for about $15.00, which was a very reasonable price back then.
Overall, most impressed. Wish I could source more of these!
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