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CD-ROM server

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A CD-ROM reader designed for network use. It can be configured as a tower or jukebox. Towers contain several drives, and each drive holds one CD-ROM. Jukeboxes hold from a couple dozen to hundreds of discs, but have only a small number of drives. A robotic mechanism moves the discs to the drives as required. See CD-ROM changer.

CD-ROM Server
This is the transport mechanism of the Grundig GMS 3200 CD-ROM server. It can hold up to 200 CD-ROMs and six drives. (Image courtesy of Grundig Professional Electronics, GmbH.)


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In some ways, the idea of a Network Attached Storage device is a natural extension, doing for storage what a print server may have done for printing a few years ago or what a CD-ROM server may have started doing for a network a year or two ago.
Todd Enterprises looks forward to enhancing its enterprise-based CD-ROM server systems with the acquisition of the Microtest Enterprise products and services," said Robert Bell, General Manager of Todd Enterprises.
The InformationWeek review and findings are very significant for Procom and for potential CD-ROM server users," said Page Tagizad, Procom's director of product management.
 
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