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Corey Hilliard | Logan Orion | High speed cd-rom's. |
May 2, 1996 1:46 AM |
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Re: High speed cd-rom's. > lasers. It's a different type of laser that can read smaller tracks and pit > spaces at much higher speeds. CD-ROM's made with "blue light" can hold a So... The laser is FASTER? Neat, can you race 'em to (just kidding!) Is this 'blue light' another type of LASER? Is it somehow narrower, say a lower frequecy?? Allowing you to read the CD w/o focusing it? cool! But more expensive??? Clear this up for me (please!), Since the laser doesn't have to be focused, or atleast it doesn't need to be focused AS MUCH, you save huge amounts of time, thus speeding up the process of converting the digital code from the CD to the processor, am I correct? Corey Hilliard P.S. Holography is just a hobby |
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