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Molded,
Sleeveless VHS Box
Glossy, Hubless Interior
This VHS box has a hubless interior, so
you can insert sleeved VHS cassettes or you can insert a
sleeveless cassette without needing to orient the shell to fit
on hubs. Beautiful glossy interior belies this VHS cassette's
price.
VV10C-50, clear, as low as $.413/piece
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ValueLine White
Hub Printable 16X DVD-Rs
A new addition to the JVC/Taiyo Yuden ValueLine series. Excellent
results for a low price.
TYDVD16HPWV-600, as low as $.289/piece
TYDVD16HPWV-100, for $.33/piece
TYDVD16HPWV-5, $.92/piece
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Sony MiniDV
Digital HD Video
Sony's MiniDV HD tape offers the highest quality recording
media for the consumer. It is the recommended media for Sony's
HDR-FX1 prosumer camcorder.
SHDVM63CG-5, 63 minute, as low as $6.46/cassette
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Epson
AutoPrinter
The reliable Discproducer print-only
model, Autoprinter, is ideal for use with high-speed
duplication systems. It has all the features you need to print
up to 100 customized discs at a time at a fast print speed of
95 discs per hour.
EPP100AP-1 for only $1,950
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Free Blu-ray
Media with Purchase of SpartanPro Blu-Ray Duplicator
Through February 28, when you purchase an ILY SpartanPro Blu-ray
Duplicator, you'll receive free RiDATA Blu-ray media. Receive
one 4X 25GB BD-R disc per target. This offer is valid from Feb.
15 to 28 on select Blu-ray duplicator models from 1 target up
to 15 targets.
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Receive $3,000
off MF Digital's Scribe 9604D
MF Digital's Scribe 9604D, with high-volume, 4-drive, 300 Disc
Capacity and Dye Sublimation printing is available for only
$9,995. That's a $3,000 savings over the suggested retail
price.
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Ask Dean
Q: How do you choose a quality jewel case?
A: To choose a good quality polystyrene jewel case, you'll want to
look at the amount of plastic used in the case and the amount of virgin
material that is used. Quality cases contain more virgin plastic than poor
quality cases.
So, your first clue to jewel case quality will be the weight. Heavier equals
higher quality.
Your second clue will be clarity. The more recycled plastic you add to a
jewel case, the cloudier it becomes. Manufacturers often add color to the
case to cover up the cloudiness.
Finally, check the product description to see if the
jewel case is listed as "automatable" or "machinable." Better quality
cases are able to stand up to the rigors of an automated assembly line.
Of course, in matters of cost or conscience,
everything is a tradeoff. For example, Polyline carries a green-tinted
jewel case that contains 37% post-consumer recycled content. Combining
recycled and virgin materials helps with strength issue as does the high
plastic content.
Those who are trying to save money will try to go
with a slimmer, lighter case which costs less because it contains less plastic and
is also less expensive to ship.
My recommendation is that you always get a sample
before trying out a new packaging option. Quality merchants, like
Polyline, are able to provide samples to help customers choose the right
product.
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