Here’s something retrotastic: a CDR shaped to look like 3.5 in floppy disks!
The disks can hold 200 MB of data (compared to the 1.22 MB it is modeled to look like) and comes with blue, red, green, and yellow "labels." Link – via Geeked Info, thanks Ed!
jake
might be an interesting way to re-release new order's blue Monday single.
algonkin
Pretty darn clever
Dave
Do NOT insert into a slot-load optical drive. Or maybe do it just once to learn why it's a really, really, really bad idea.
Weakly
Awesome idea! I don't know about $14 awesome, but still pretty cool. And yes jake, that would make a great Blue Monday release!
Josh
It looks like a piece of plastic glued onto a normal CDR. It would have been much better if it was a true square disc like the business card CDRs. I could make those at home easily.
Nathan Miller
I'm pretty sure that floppies held 1.44 MB, not 1.22, but I could be wrong.
Jezebel
Imagine the reactions when you pop the floppy into the CD drive! I have a huge box of floppies, I used to use nothing but them. . . .
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