Blank-Media Reviews

They are good enough to make me take the time to write a review. Burns at the top speed of you burner everytime. Sounds real clear.

I just finished my first box of these CD-R discs used for making CD music discs. This is the ONLY brand so far (out of about 5 brands) that has NOT given me some sort of problem with my TEAC burner. I'm through experimenting with other brands...

I definitely recommend this product, I myself have tried these, was a bit skeptical, but after using them, they are the most reliable CD's for any purpose, and are clear so if you are looking for "clear quality" this is the best you can get. They are durable, long lasting, and do not get ruined very easily. Like I said before, I definitely recommend this product.

They are good enough to make me take the time to write a review. Burns at the top speed of you burner everytime. Sounds real clear.

I just finished my first box of these CD-R discs used for making CD music discs. This is the ONLY brand so far (out of about 5 brands) that has NOT given me some sort of problem with my TEAC burner. I'm through experimenting with other brands...

I definitely recommend this product, I myself have tried these, was a bit skeptical, but after using them, they are the most reliable CD's for any purpose, and are clear so if you are looking for "clear quality" this is the best you can get. They are durable, long lasting, and do not get ruined very easily. Like I said before, I definitely recommend this product.

They are good enough to make me take the time to write a review. Burns at the top speed of you burner everytime. Sounds real clear.

I just finished my first box of these CD-R discs used for making CD music discs. This is the ONLY brand so far (out of about 5 brands) that has NOT given me some sort of problem with my TEAC burner. I'm through experimenting with other brands...

I definitely recommend this product, I myself have tried these, was a bit skeptical, but after using them, they are the most reliable CD's for any purpose, and are clear so if you are looking for "clear quality" this is the best you can get. They are durable, long lasting, and do not get ruined very easily. Like I said before, I definitely recommend this product.

I have been using this MGM video tape for some time now.
These tapes are excellent when using S-VCR recorders in
the ET-mode. They are also excellent in reproducing the
colors of the tape or program you are copying. These tapes
are also great for capturing the resolution of the source.
I highly recommend them for those who are very discriminating
in their video endeavors.
John Kansriddle

I'm a video producer, and when it comes time to send out my videos to the duplicater, I personally request these tapes, because of their high quaility. I wouldn't be caught dead using any other VHS tapes for home distribution, and at this price, its definatley a bargain!

The quality of this tape is really good, specialy if it used with sun light. It shows an excelent images in both record speeds. The colours are fantastics and I think the prices is good.

Dont play aroudn with cheap tapes, get this quality Fuji tape and be assured of good video images. The sound playback is extremely clear too.

I am extremely pleased with the communication, speed and shipping of my product. I have been searching for quite some time for this type of product and found the item at the price that I liked. Once I made the purchase, the seller contacted me by email, shipped the item immediately and I recieved it in GREAT condition, within a few days. I would do business with this seller again. Thank you.

I have just recently installed a 20X tape drive into our file server and it is a lot faster then our old DLT system. I chose the HP brand on backup tapes because I wanted the reliability for the information stored on my tapes. By my purchasing the HP brand of tape I did not have to worry too much about if I had a good tape or not. The 20GB of tape storage is great for a small business server. I would recommend this tape and the drives to go with it. Backing up to these tapes is an effortless process compared to our old system.

these are good cds none of them messed up on me.

These CD-R's work great, fast, and I LOVE the slim cases. A good buy!

I have to say that moving files to school and back home has been made much easier by the purchase of my zip drive, and 100mb zip disk. Basically I have no complaints, and if you need to move large files, the iomega zip drive is the way to go!

I have USB zip 100 drive and find the convinence of it. No doubt that this Iomega Zip 100 Disk best suits my zip drive.

The advantage of the Zip drive over a CDROM is the shorter time it takes to make a backup. CD burn programs require several minutes to make a backup. A Zip drive a few seconds - drag and drop. Yes, for an archive of files you a CDROM might be better. But if you simply want to a temporary backup (and I always backup the novel I am writing after even the smallest modification), you can't beat the speed of a Zip. Also the Zip 750's response time is much faster than the Zip 250. Hit the button and it pops out in a half second.

now they have 250MB 100MB and they jumped to the 750MB wich hold 50MB more than a cd it was easy to install and setup and use and afordibale for those who don't have 400$ for a DVD-RW.

These little disks are prefect... with flash memory I would be stuck with one or maybe two memory cards, but instead I have 12 pocketzip disks (480 MB) to store music on for my hipzip player! The disks only cost around seven dollars in a ten pack. (I know the retail is higher, but you can find ten-packs for around 70 bucks) Although the disks look fairly fragile, mine have withstood many minor drops without the case, and with the case on they are practically indestructible. I even threw mine at a brick wall (in its case) as hard as I could... and it bounced back to me.. then put it in my player and it worked without a hitch. :)

These are great little things to have around for other files, too... since you can use the hipzip as a drive... I use one of my disks as a data disk. (although you can have music files mixed with other filetypes and the player will just ignore the nonmusic files, I like having a single disk were I know all the other stuff is.)

Anyway, I guess that's it... these are great things to have around, and you won't break the bank buying them!

Instead of using Memory "cards" or "sticks which costs between $40.00 to $60.00 which offers only 32MB of storage, an Iomega Pocketzip (Clik) gives you 40MB with a quarter of the cost. Although you will need an Iomega Clik 40MB PC Card Drive (PCMCIA sized), but you can store data too. Just slip an Iomega Pocketzip 40MB Disk into the PC Card drive and slide it into your laptop, connect your digital camera to your laptop, that's it. You've got storage and management of your pictures on the road. Not to mention you still can use it for data storage. (br4ins@yahoo.com)