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gull
response 256 of 257: Mark Unseen   Feb 10 20:25 UTC 2000

By the time you wear out a CD-RW drive reading CDs with it, it'll probably
be obsolete anyway.  I don't see why they'd wear out quicker than CD-ROM
drives, and I have some of those that are ten years old that still work.  A
"real" CD-ROM drive will probably have faster throughput, though.  CD-ROM
drives out to 32x can be had for under $50, and most writers seem to be 12x
or less.  On the other hand, the only difference I've ever noticed between
8x and 32x, really, is that the 32x drives are much noisier.
pfv
response 257 of 257: Mark Unseen   Feb 10 21:06 UTC 2000

        Yah, the "fast" drives sound like a lost turbine, looking for 
        an aircraft to eat.
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