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23/09/2006 8:29 pm

hey guys.....howz the idea of of using a CD on both the sides...juss like the cassetts.....can v create a cd that can b used on both sides?

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24/09/2006 12:28 am

DVD not CD
Yes you can, but DVD not CD.

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24/09/2006 1:28 am

y not a cd?
y not a cd?

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24/09/2006 2:15 am

more over...i dont think the...
more over...i dont think the its a matter of a CD or DVD which can b used on both the sides..wat matters here is ...y cant b something that can b placed in a CD-ROM used on both the sides..just like the cassetts...

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24/09/2006 5:46 am

hey
what exctaly??????

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24/09/2006 9:32 am

my question is why cant v...
my question is why cant v use a CD or DVD on both the sides juss like the audio cassetts v use in taperecorders.. audio cassetts have two sides 'A' side and'B' side...y cant this happen with a CD or a DVD?

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24/09/2006 10:45 am

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Good question. . .

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Robert Leach

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24/09/2006 4:04 pm

Sort of like a mirror........
A CD is sort of like a mirror..the 'burnt' information being like one's reflection.
A double CD is possible, but it would need to be the two chemical layers fused back-to-back..therefore more expensive..and with nowhere to put any information.
I believe they were emade for a short time..with no commercial success ...
All the information on a DVD is one side anyway..but just with two differnet focuses for the two sets of information..sort of bi-focal..

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