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MultiRead drive
(redirected from MultiRead CD-ROM)

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MultiRead drive
A drive that can read all CD formats (CD-DA, CD-ROM, CD-R and CD-RW). All modern CD-ROM drives are Multiread.
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So the CD-RW format's developers, Philips and Sony, began making only MultiRead CD-ROM drives and kept the licensing fees to a minimum.
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