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Infiniti® lightscribe cd 700MB 52X 25PK cakebox premium
Infiniti LightScribe CD 700mb 52x 25pk Cakebox
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Infiniti LightScribe CD 700mb 52x 25pk Cakebox Premium UK
Premium gold Lightscribe label top, silver bottom Infiniti LightScribe cakebox!
Avoid CD labels that eventually get sticky or peel off!
Want to burn your own silkscreen-quality labels directly on CDs?
Yes you can do it with Infiniti LightScribe CD 700mb 52x 25pk Cakebox:
Create labels with text, photos, and art on your PC
When you finish writing a CD, just turn it over
Use LightScribe technology to transfer them to these discs (the same drive burns the label!)
Premium quality, protective coated
gold Lightscribe label top, silver bottom
80min / 730mb (700mb data) capacity
25 discs per pack in a strong protective 'Cake-Box' with securely interlocked base and shell
Infiniti LightScribe discs are designed to be recordable on any compatible CD/DVD writing device. They are also compatible with the vast range of LightScribe direct disc labelling hardware currently available to consumers.
These discs allow LightScribe enabled hardware to 'burn' labels directly onto discs in a similar fashion to 'burning' data.
Using the 'Burn, Flip, Burn' mantra, users can burn data onto the disc through standard procedures and then flip the disc over onto the light brown labelling side and use LightScribe enabled labelling software to write the label directly to the disc.
A special coating is used on the upper surface of the discs that allow a Lightscribe enabled disc burner to 'burn' a design onto it. Focused light energy from the laser inside a Lightscribe drive causes a chemical reaction on the thin, dye coated surface on the disc. Because there is no printing involved there is no risk of ink smudging or labels peeling off. All Lightscribe designs are etched using the laser already inside your disc drive.
