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I remember these! And they weren't exactly circle CD-ROMs either, they had round sides but then straight top and bottom, so you could fit them in a business ca
by cbanek 2y ago
I remember these! And they weren't exactly circle CD-ROMs either, they had round sides but then straight top and bottom, so you could fit them in a business card holder / wallet. I always thought these were pretty cool.
- 65j56j56 2y agoAny drive that wasn't one where you insert the CD could read those, including portable music players of the time. You could buy mini CD'R's and burn all kinds of mini distros to it.
- tstrimple 2y agoI remember seeing a few of these too. For reference, this is what they typically looked like from my experience. https://mediaduplication.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/flexicd.jpg https://mediaduplication.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/20...
- from-nibly 2y agoI had pokemon TCG on one of those disks. Those were the days.
- Doxin 2y agoThey came in all sorts of shapes. I distinctly recall jars of peanut butter having shirt-shaped ones in the lid for a while. Something like this[0]. As I understand it since CDs are written from the inside-out, you can make them roughly any shape you like as long as it's more or less balanced. You'll just lose capacity. [0] http://www.dvdreplication.co.nz/packaging/dvd-cases/mini_shape_3.jpg http://www.dvdreplication.co.nz/packaging/dvd-cases/mini_sha...