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What are the non-standard CD shape and storage capacity options?

April 26, 2017CD non-standard Options shape storage

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What are the non-standard CD shape and storage capacity options?

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There are various shapes that one may choose when deciding on what form the final product will be for CD duplication or replication. These include standard CD, Mini-CD, Hockey Rink CD and Business Card CD options. Mini- CD – Primarily used for projects that contains a small amount of data. The Mini-CD is a miniature version of the Standard CD. It is 80mm in diameter. It can hold anywhere from 150 to 210 megabytes of data. Or approximately 18 to 24 minutes. Mini-CDs will work in any standard desktop computer’s CD-ROM drive. Hockey Rink CD – Similar to mini-CDs in size and capacity, but with a slightly different shape. Hockey rink CDs are an excellent way to present portfolios, demo tracks, trade show giveaways, software demos, multi-media presentations, and more. This small size CD has a capacity of 50 to 80 megabytes. Hockey Rink CDs fit any standard desktop computer’s CD drive. Business Card CD – Frequently used to replace standard business cards, but they pack a lot more information.