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Written by Virgil
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Thursday, 15 July 2010 13:13 |
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miniCD and miniDVD are now on special until the end of July. 
miniCD and miniDVD are on special for a limited time. | Replication – miniCD & miniDVD | | Quantity | CD | DVD | | 500 | $399.00 | $499.00 | | 1000 | $599.00 | $749.00 | | 2000 | $1,099.00 | $1,299.00 |
Price includes: - Replicated miniCD or miniDVD to specified quantity
- Includes screen printing or offset printing - one colour or full colour
- Individually packed in a strong and shiny plastic sleeve
- Including GST
- Free delivery (limited service area) - check with your Red Circle rep for your delivery rates.
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or phone 02 8014 8588 for any queries. |
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Written by Team Red Circle
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Friday, 02 July 2010 14:19 |
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For your amusement.
Enjoy your weekend. |
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 28 June 2010 14:41 |
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Regardless of what kind of conventional data storage media you choose, data loss is an inevitability unless certain precautions are taken such as data rotation. The extent of that data loss is within your control.
Usually, data is lost. It can be lost deliberately, accidentally or by wilful negligence. The repercussions are the same, regardless of the manner of loss.
It’s a simple matter: choose the media which meets your needs. Or is it that simple?
While most common digital storage media has a known maximum life expectancy, nominal life expectancy is the statistic which we need to look at more closely. Nominal in this case is taken to mean ‘usual’. After all, the storage and operating environments in which data is recorded and stored are usually not optimal. Therefore, nominal is the best that most can hope for. The US National Archives testing bears out the expected failure of two to five years for conventional recordable DVD and CD.
Using conventional recordable media for archival purposes puts you in the position that it’s not a matter of if your data will be lost. It’s a matter of when. For more information, please visit the US National Archives online. Some excellent white papers are referenced at the end of that page. |
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Written by Team Red Circle
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Monday, 28 June 2010 08:22 |
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In the spirit of the famed "Will it Blend" YouTube videos, we present "Will it .50 BMG"? Enough talk. Watch the video. (Minor NSFW warning: one bleeped out bad word a few seconds into the clip.) |
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Written by Staff
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Thursday, 24 June 2010 16:31 |
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We're always on the lookout for art from used optical media and this certainly has to be largest installation made from CDs and DVDs that we've ever seen. Over the past weekend at Long Knoll, Wiltshire, UK over 600000 discs were laid out in a massive installation by the artist, Bruce Munro, and 160 friends. The installation is to stay in place for the next two months. Video: Bruce Munro installs CDSea at Long Knoll, Wiltshire from yatzer on Vimeo. It's certainly amazing and impressive to view online and would be even more amazing to experience in person. You can view the artist's site for more information. |
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