cd-rom
Sign in to saveAlso known as Compact Disc Read-only memory, Compact Disc Read-Only Memory, CD
compact disc met een dataspoor met een bestandssysteem
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Within Vinony's link graph, cd-rom is referenced by 2,202 other articles, and connects out to ISO 9660, HD DVD and File Allocation Table.
It sits within the topics Compact disc, Ecma standards and Optical computer storage.
Its subject is documented across 50 Wikipedia language editions.
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Key facts
- Storage medium.title
- CD-ROM
- Storage medium.logo
- frameless|upright=0.6|class=skin-invert
- Storage medium.image
- CD-ROM.png
- Storage medium.caption
- A traditional CD-ROM
- Storage medium.type
- Optical disc
- Storage medium.capacity
- 650870 MiB
- Storage medium.read
- 780 nm laser diode, 15010,800 KB/s (172×)
- Storage medium.write
- Pressed mold
- Storage medium.standard
- Yellow Book (ISO/IEC 10149)
- Storage medium.owner
- SonyPhilips
- Storage medium.use
- Computer data storage
- Storage medium.extended to
- CD-ROM XADVD-ROM
via Wikipedia infobox
Research
1,999 papers- CD-ROM.The Journal of family practice · 1994
- Romping with CD-ROM.Foot & ankle international · 1998
- CD-ROM: a primer for physicians.The Journal of family practice · 1993
- CD-ROM software.American pharmacy · 1993
- Producing a multimedia CD-ROM.Hospital medicine (London, England : 1998) · 2001
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Wikidata facts
- Subclass of
- recording medium
- Image
- CD-ROM.png
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- Commons category
- CD-ROM
- different from
- compact disc
- discoverer or inventor
- Denon
- time of discovery or invention
- 1982-00-00
- P8168
- Živilė
- P13411
- Aristotle
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Article · Nederlands
Een cd-rom (afkorting van compact disc read-only memory) is een compact disc die in een computer kan worden gelezen en die meestal computerprogramma's of -gegevens bevat, in tegenstelling tot een audio-cd. De cd-rom werd ontwikkeld in 1983 op het moment dat de audio-cd al algemeen bekend was.
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