Memorex 700MB 52X CDR 10 Pack Blister, Graffiti Design (32020023639)
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Bottom line: The PNY Memorex 700MB 52X CDR 10 Pack Blister: 700MB per disc: 80 minutes of audio or a full data backup; main trade-off: write-once only, so no erasing or re-recording like CD-RW.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ 700MB per disc: 80 minutes of audio or a full data backup
- ✓ 52X maximum write speed on drives that support it
- ✓ Write-once format stores data permanently, no accidental overwrites
- ✓ Graffiti-printed surface makes discs easy to identify in a stack
Cons
- ✗ Write-once only, so no erasing or re-recording like CD-RW
- ✗ Needs a computer CD writer; standalone audio decks cannot burn these
- ✗ 700MB caps out far below a single-layer DVD's 4.7GB
- ✗ 52X is a ceiling: older burners write these much slower
Manufacturer description
Memorex CD-R offers 80 minutes of audio recording time or 700 MB of data storage, available in 1x - 52x write speed compatible and can only be recorded on a Computer CD Writer. Memorex CD-R offers the best playback and recording compatibility with computer and home audio recorders and players. These discs are perfect for saving data files, or backing-up your favorite music. The write-once format stores your data permanently.
SpecPicks Verdict
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Key Features
- Up to 52X Write Speed.
- 700MB of Data and 80 Minutes of Audio Storage.
- Ideal for saving data and audio files.
- Compatibility for recording and playback on computers and audio devices.
- Write once format stores data permanently.
Full Specifications
| Brand | PNY |
|---|---|
| Color | One Color |
| Format | CD |
| Unit Count | 10 Count |
| Media Speed | 52x |
| Model Number | 32020023639 |
| Built-In Media | Memorex 700MB 52X CDR 10 Pack Blister, Graffiti Design |
| Mfr Part Number | 32020023639 |
| Recording Capacity | 80 minutes |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 700 MB |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00034707985827 |
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