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History and Technology of CD-ROMs by karunadkumari is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the history and technology behind CD-ROMs. It explains that CD-ROMs were initially designed as an audio storage device to replace cassette tapes, and their large storage capacity made them attractive for software and multimedia. CD-ROMs use the same compact disc technology as audio CDs, storing data in digital pits and lands that are read by a laser beam. The document outlines the key components and reading process of CD-ROM drives.
- Author
- karunadkumari
- Language
- EN