>
> Ok, maybe I'm a bit thick but isn't this just a scaled-down CD ROM. Sure
> the size is smaller, but qualitatively it's exactly the same thing. Want
> to hand out demo's? Just burn 'em on a CD ROM. This is printed on the
> front? You can print CDs too.
>
> Apart from the novelty element, I really don't see any difference in
> application between this and ordinary CDs.
first, from design/creativity aspect, I appreciate the break from the
standard geometry. it takes a significant mental leap to look things
in new ways
>
>At first, I was more than a little skeptical -- a rectangular CD-ROM?
>How could it work?
second, it's good engineering/problem-solving to make it work, and works
effectively and economically.
>considering the costs are similar for a standard CD-ROM you might
>otherwise give out along with a standard business card, this is an
>intriguing way to combine the two. The cards cost about $2.75 apiece in
>quantities of 1,000.
>
Cindy Sergent [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.netwalk.com/~ccs/
The tragedy of life is not that we die but is what dies inside a
man while he lives. -- Albert Schweitzer
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