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TDK 52X CDR 80 Minute / 700MB 100 Pack Spindle | 
 enlarge | Brand: TDK
Category: CE
List Price: $31.98
Buy New: $16.02
You Save: $15.96 (50%)
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Rating:  33 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Clothing Size: 80min
Size: 80min
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6
Dimensions (in): 6.4 x 5.3 x 5.3
nv:Format: CD-R
Compatibility: Mac
Compatibility: PC
Capacity: 700MB
Record Time: 80 Minutes
Write Speed: 52x
Quantity: 100 Discs
MPN: CD-R80CB100T
Model: CD-R80CB100T
UPC: 020356485559
EAN: 0020356485559
ASIN: B0007YFQH6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| | Write once CD-R | | | Discs are formatted for CD-R burners | | | Each CD-R can hold up to 700 MB or 80 Minutes of recording video | | | Record at speeds up to 52 x | | | These 100 CD-R discs come on a spindle for storage |
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Product Description
TDK write-once 100% Certified Recordable Compact Discs (CD-R) offer high-density storage and superior audio recording. TDK 100% Certified CD-R discs are high-reliability, high-durability media that incorporate the latest TDK sixth-generation CD-R technologies, including ISOPURE recording dye technology utilizing a re-tuned MSi (metal-stabilized cyanine) recording material for higher sensitivity and improved Reflex Mirror Tuning reflective layer technology.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 28 more reviews...
 Solid and reliable April 8, 2007
Richard Clayton (New Jersey)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I've had problems with high failure rates with other media vendors, but I've used these TDK 52x discs for three years now with no problems. They're nothing fancy, just a solid and reliable workhorse for bulk data storage.
Good for the Money April 10, 2007
J. Agin (Bayside, NY United States)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I bought the 100 pack for $23.. great price, not one error and they're made sturdy..what else can you ask for?
Never had a problem October 3, 2007
Amozarte (Chicago, IL United States)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
When I first bought a TDK CD-R drive, I gave these CDRs a test drive. I've since bought several dozen spindles because they're very reliable. Of course, I've had the occasional coaster, but then again I've used dozens of CDR brands in my life and have never made it through a spindle without making a few coasters- that's just life.
I've had great success with the TDKs and will likely continue to buy them without any hesitation, but I really feel the need to point out that your experience could be different.
It's important to realise that recordable drives and discs have widely varying compatibility. One type of disc may work nearly perfectly with a certain drive, but fail miserably with another. Even though I've had great success with TDK discs in my TDK drive, I won't be surprised if I change drives and need to switch discs.
My sincere recommendation is that you start with small quantities until you find the right match for your drive. Buy a few single discs or perhaps a ten pack. Once you're confident that the discs are working well with your drive then you can start buying the 50 and 100 spindles. Sure, you may lose the "bulk discount" for the one or two "test" discs but you're saving yourself from losing an entire spindle of possibly incompatible discs.
Made in Malaysia CD-R's December 19, 2007
Mr. X.
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Since they only now have CD-R's in the 100 packs from Moser Baer of India (Dye # 6) and Daxon of Malaysia (Dye # 7). I chose Daxon over Moser Baer of India because they can only read in some of my CD players.
all right by me !!! December 17, 2007
Matthew G. Sherwin
4 out of 6 found this review helpful
TDK makes a very reliable blank CD-R that can handle up to 80 minutes of music or 700 megabytes of data. These blank CD-Rs can record data at very high speeds. The data I record onto these CD-Rs has now lasted for years. I have used these as data discs and discs to record various types of audio files including MP3s. I almost never get a coaster.
The CD-R discs are compact and easy to store. While the discs are still blank, store them in the circular case on the spindle that they came in. After your burn data or music onto them, I would recommend storing them in slim jewel cases instead of paper sleeves. It's just better protection for your CD-Rs that have anything stored on them.
Two warnings:
1) Don't write on the CD-R itself with a Sharpie ink pen. The ink seeps through slowly but surely and this could easily damage your data, music or whatever is stored on the disc. If you label the disc, label it using a post-it note.
2) Don't store these discs, burnt or blank, in a hot place. CD-Rs hate the heat! Heat can cause damage to your discs so keep them in a relatively cool place. The cooler the storage place, the better.
When burning the disc, don't be surprised if you see the data being recorded at speeds of less than 52x. This may be a quirk; I am not sure. However, it only means a minute or two of extra time to burn the disc--it's well worth it and I wouldn't aggravate myself too much over this.
Overall, TDK blank CD-R discs store data reliably over time and I believe that an extra minute to burn the data onto the blank disc is well worth it in the event that it doesn't actually burn at the very highest speed advertised.
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