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CD-ROM changer

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CD-ROM changer
A CD-ROM drive that holds a small number of CD-ROMs for individual use on a desktop computer. Although it can swap discs, it typically contains only one drive and can only read one at a time. See CD-ROM server.

Four-Disc Changer
This Nakamichi MJ-4 changer holds four discs in the same housing as a single-disc unit. The blue disc is currently at the read head, while the others wait in storage. (Image courtesy of Nakamichi America Corporation.)


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Pioneer invented the world's first multiple-disc CD-ROM changer and offered the first multifunction optical drive capable of reading and writing to both MO and WORM.
Oodles to do and easy to pick up Lovely, detailed graphics Special Internet game levels 90% SIX DISC CD-ROM CHANGER pounds 140 TEAC Back in the bad old days when floppy disks ruled the earth, and CD-rom was a hobby for the rich, big games were often ruined by annoying disk changes in the middle of the action.
Pioneer invented the world's first multiple-disc CD-ROM changer and offered the first multifunction optical drive capable of reading and writing to both MO and WORM.
 
 
 
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