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Written by Team Red Circle
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Monday, 24 May 2010 20:30 |
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A Tokyo University chemistry professor has announced a new phase transition optical material for data storage. Simply put, it's based on titanium oxide, is black in one state and brown in the other - therefore fulfilling a binary state. Its low cost and exceedingly small particle size leads to a massive increase in capacity. That increase is currently claimed at "one thousand times that of BluRay". While that claim is very interesting indeed, it will impractical in a field application (i.e. your lounge room). Here's the easy way to think of it: an average piece of household dust is somewhere between 20 and 70 microns thick and would effectively occlude a large amount of data on the surface of the disc, let alone what a fingerprint would do. Needless to say, there's a long road ahead if this product is to be commercialised. More human friendly info here and more hard-core chemistry geek goodness here. |
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miniCD and miniDVD are on sale now! They're really great for just about any purpose. However, if you need them to distribute a limited amount of information in a way that will cost less and leave a bigger impression on the person receiving the disc then they're the best choice. miniCD holds 200 Mb. miniDVD holds 1.4 Gb. miniDVD is great for short video presentations or marketing material - or just use it like a very large capacity CD. Superb! Here's the latest pricing for miniCD and miniDVD - including GST and including individual packing in a nice grade PVC wallet. Perfect for just about any purpose and very economical too.
PIC COMING SOON! | Replication – miniCD & miniDVD | | Quantity | CD | DVD | | 500 | $349.00 | $549.00 | | 1000 | $579.00 | $779.00 | | 2000 | $1,049.00 | $1,399.00 | Get the complete story and terms and conditions here. |
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Written by Virgil
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Friday, 21 May 2010 07:36 |
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Owing to the extreme volatility of the Australian Dollar, online prices for USB drives are presently suspended and all special offers publicised on the www.redcircle.com.au website are suspended. USB drive prices will be made available only on a 'Price On Application' basis. Those quotes will have a strict limit on validity. Existing valid quotes will be honoured. We apologise for any inconvenience. |
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Written by Virgil
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Friday, 21 May 2010 17:28 |
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Usually, we like to publicise something entertaining on Friday so that you can have a giggle before the weekend. Regrettably, this post is quite unfunny. It seems that IBM passed out USB drives infected with malware at a conference. We want to assure all USB buyers that all Red Circle Media USB drives are malware free - guaranteed. We have our own QA staff which go to the manufacturers in Asia and individually test each drive. Defective drives or drives containing material other than the client's desired content causes the shipment to be halted. The result is that all USB drives from Red Circle Media are clean and perfect, every time. This is a claim which the cheapest suppliers cannot make because they merely supply product made by the lowest bidder and don't have their own staff check either here or at the source - quite unconscionable! Don't try to be cheap on USB drives. Chances are you're going to experience a PR disaster and needless expense. Check here for more information from the original news source about IBM's woes. |
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Written by Virgil
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Monday, 17 May 2010 08:28 |
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Watch out for our amazing End of Financial Year Sale. Starting from 24 May 2010, there will be some amazing price reductions. Some offers will be strictly limited, some offers will be valid until close of trade on June 31. All special offers are available only on a payment-with-order basis. Check out the special offers as they're released for specific terms and conditions. Be prepared for some exciting savings, helpful hints on how to choose replication or duplication and how to make an optimal choice of which way of making discs best suits your project. We're looking forward to serving you. Cheers!! |
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