Ultra Thin DVDs

[Kabu]

Here's the latest technology in DVDs...and here's the link.

You will have to shell out a couple of hundred bucks for a new DVD burner too...I think I'll be waiting a good while before I switch.

 

[The_Other_One]

You're almost exactly one year behind the original post date(20/04/2006) Haha, I've seen that before...pretty neat stuff.

 

[elitehacker]

Hmm it would be easier to break. I think the "normal" DVDs are good enough, those ones must be really expensive.

 

[Kabu]

You're almost exactly one year behind the original post date(20/04/2006) Haha, I've seen that before...pretty neat stuff.

LOL - Apparently I didn't get into this stuff until it was old news!

 

[jamie_2k6]

why would anyone pay over the odds for a disc just because there a tiny bit thinner ? they do look pretty cool like but i think ill just stick to normal dvds untill the price of blu ray comes down

 

[Styrak]

I wouldn't buy those. I would be afrad of breaking them. Regular DVD's are much sturdier, and are thin enough already

 

[INTELCRAZY]

Nope definitely not for me, I try to keep my discs good, somehow those little "gremlins" must get to them, especially the ones in my truck.

 

[way2evil]

I wouldn't buy those. I would be afrad of breaking them. Regular DVD's are much sturdier, and are thin enough already

if they are flexing like the one in that pic then they wont break easily they will just bend and flex whichever way you want them to

 

[heyman421]

i don't understand whether the reader can access data on all 100 discs at once, or if it' basically just a 100-disc changer...