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DJAlonso


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I think it also depends on how you use them.


 



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Lahtina


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Cd burning? That's sooooo last year, actually, not even that.

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I'VE BEEN BURING CD'S FOR THE LONGEST TIME NOW AND I HAVE HAD NO PROBLEM!!

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What's up guys?
It's been reported early this week that the lifespan of cd-r's (Blank cd's) is about 2 years, with some of the better brands lasting just a bit longer than that.
Now I don't know what brands they tested but I've been burning cd's for about 5 years now, and none of mine have given me a problem.


Post your experience with your CD-R discs. 


Incase you wanna read a long version of what I mentioned you can view it here


http://www.cdfreaks.com/news/12933



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