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Old 07-03-2005   #11 (permalink)
Gary Kokkin
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Re: Prodisc vs CMC Verbatim: Differentiating at retail

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Originally Posted by Two Degrees
I noticed two slightly different types of packaging for the DVD-R media: the majority had obvious CMC cakeboxes with what some have called Times New Roman font for the "lock" and "unlock" lables on the top and the high top "lip", and there is a paper Verbatim label placed on top of the discs. The styrofoam stackers are under the paper label and also not visible. But the I noticed a few (5 or less) spindles with a lower top lip, a different font for "lock" and "unlock," and no paper Verbatim label on top of the discs, so you can see the disc and the stackers, which are plastic and not styrofoam. It's a pretty safe hunch the ones without the paper label on top are made at the Prodisc plant while the others are made by CMC.
At least CMC's packaging not look cheap.Maybe this mean better quality control and everything else is exception as bad LOT purchasing.
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