Sony CD-R 80min-700Mb 48x (50) 50CDQ80NSPM Manual Do Utilizador

To learn more about Sony’s 

breakthrough media technologies

and what’s in store for the future,

visit our website at:

Sony Electronics Inc.
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Oradell, NJ 07649
www.mediabysony.com

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to change without notice. Sony, Spressa and Our media

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Sony is in the ideal position to explain CD-R

and CD-RW technologies because Sony and

Philips invented Compact Disc in the first place.

Sony introduced the first CD player in the

United States in 1983. Sony and Philips soon

extended the CD concept with the CD-ROM

data disc. This was followed by CD-R, CD-RW,

DVD-Video, DVD-ROM, DVD+RW and still

additional formats — all of which depend on

technology from Sony and Philips.

And Sony continues to lead the way. We’re a major presence

in every link of the CD chain, from music CD recording, mas-

tering and manufacturing to home, car and portable CD players

to CD-ROM drives and Spressa

™

CD-R/RW burners to the new

Sony RCD-W1 CD/CD-R/CD-RW dual deck audio recorder to a

full range of CD-R and CD-RW recording media.