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CD pressing services refer to the process of storing data onto a disk and making multiple copies of that disk. The whole process of disk duplication is often referred to as CD Pressing.
Utility:
A disk has emerged as the most cost effective, convenient and durable memory device. It is considered safe to store data on a CD as it can easily be stored and has far greater capacity than an Audio cassette or a record disk or a video cassette. DVD duplication of hit albums and movies has become a lucrative business. Not just them, but even important data, software, games etc. on DVD's are a growing trend. Apart from these, a lot of students and professionals use disks to store the data useful to them.
A whole project report can be stored on to a disk and often businessmen and professionals make use of these disks while making a presentation. Data is stored on a disk using a laser beam. This laser beam moves over the magnetic fields of a disk and stores data on to it. This process is known as CD writing or CD burning. From physical devices like CD copiers to conversion software, the companies engaged in replicating disks have various tools and, also, the experts in order to get the job done in an efficient manner. The expert technicians know their job well and are efficient enough to replicate a large number of disks at short notice of time.
Advantages:
A disk has multiple advantages as a storage device which makes its replication an advantageous proposition:
1.It offers more storage space than various other traditional storage devices
2.It is safer than many other storage devices
3.It offers more value for money as it has more space
4.Long life and durability
5.Flexible usage according to the user's demands
6.Economies of scale
Professional CD copiers are capable of replicating disks from a mere 1000 copies to a million copies as the demand is. And all this complicated process does not take much time. A CD can have its own jacket or sleeve which may describe the nature of data contained in the disk as well as other relevant information.
