CD record

The company "AMIGA Division" writes "golden" CDs of _any_ format (AMIGA, PC,
MAC, PSX, AUDIO CDDA, etc.) at very, very low prices!

Recording one disc costs only $10!!!

It is possible to write to disk the files you specify from your hard drive, record
an image you prepared in advance, copy a CD, etc. etc.

There is also a wide selection of software on CD for AMIGA and MAC
at prices starting from $10.

How to find us: Moscow, metro station "Lubyanka" or "Kitay-Gorod",
further 50 meters from the metro to the Polytechnic Museum, entrance 7B.
We are there from 12 to 18 o'clock except Sunday and Monday.

Phones: (095) 928-2138 AMIGA Division
(095) 168-6772 Andrey, after 20.00 msk
(095) 267-6976 Victor, after 20.00 msk

For non-resident buyers: possible CD mailing.
Call the last two numbers.

With the best wishes, MagiC/Extreme {magi...@usa.net}

Mon 02 Feb 1998 02:25, Victor Moskalyov wrote to All:

VM> Recording one disc costs only $10!!!

This is when everywhere in Moscow they write for $3-5 ;)

Now we’ll make something like Nikron here, we’ll throw advertising and price lists?

Yours sincerely, Alexey Ivanov

VM> It is possible to write files you specify from your hard drive to disk,
VM> write an image prepared in advance by you, copy a CD, etc. etc.
Are you sure you didn’t make a mistake?

And why is it so expensive? Here in St. Petersburg, including in our company, all the same
services are provided at exactly half the price, i.e. FIVE dollars, including
the cost of the disc, with undoubtedly no worse quality. Apparently, life in Moscow is indeed much more expensive.

Antiofftopic:
Since we are talking about recording a CD, and also, in view of the frequent
conversations and letters about recording the first (and probably the only)
CD for the ZX Spectrum, we invite all interested parties to cooperate.
Our plans are to publish such a CD for our IDE controller SMUC. Of course, I really want to make it so that virtual people can use this CD, but that's how it will work out. In any case, we invite you to cooperate, since we
will be able to offer the publisher of such a disc at least two important things:

1) a very low wholesale price for the finished disc - 20 rubles and below, even with
relatively low circulations,

2) the widest distribution channels throughout Russia.

Serge !

AI> This is when everywhere in Moscow they write for $3-5 ;)

Everything Amiga is three times more expensive :)

AI> Now here we’ll make something like Nikron, we’ll throw advertising and price lists
AI> throw in?

So, is Nikron losing all his money in advertising and price lists? =8-[ ]

Warm greetings, Slava!

AI>> throwing out price lists?

VM> What, Nikron is wasting all his money in advertising and price lists? =8-[ ]

Well, there is enough advertising there... almost a quarter of the usable area.

Sincerely, Alexey Ivanov

Once upon a time, specifically Monday February 02, 1998 at 02:25 Victor
Moskalyov wrote All:

======= Antireklama mode ON =====

IMHO there is a reason for you to take everything under your wing, for starters you could publish a
mixed disc 1:5 (and don’t forget to put an emulsion on it without putting protection), and
so as not to offend straight people, let these 5 weight parts be useful
reference information.
I.e. no programs (except for the emulator and bells and whistles for it, which are not available on the Spectrum).
Where can I get 500 megagrams of interesting texts readable on the Spectrum?
To do this, you need to write a converter program that converts any IBM PC text
format into packaged Spectrum screens.
Maybe someone has already done this? Share then with everyone, plz!
Then the Spectrum will have access to a sea of reference information and all that remains is to
filter it into the river (but you must agree, there is useful information in no way
connected with the description of IBM software and hardware, in various areas of human knowledge)
Let users also on the Spectrum get a taste for paperless textbooks,
reference books, fiction and other things (and such There were already about a dozen TEXT disks for writing, if I'm not mistaken, i.e. 6G!!! - a third of them are in Russian)
And a mixed disk is needed precisely for payback, because so far no one has drive on the Natural Spectrum, but on the virtual one (as there are quite a few of them, there will still be 100 people, IMHO). 2/3!
So you can safely write on gold ones, 50 discs will go away with a bang IMHO.
And from them,As naturalists install compacts on their Scorpios and Sprinters
it will be possible to stamp them.
And the protection can be piled onto discs with original programs, CV class and
specially rated magazines.
Still, I hope that the compact for the Spectrum will not be the only one!
> Serge !

Sincerely, Andrey Savichev/CGS

TY> If this is the price without the cost of the matrix (and a decent matrix costs
TY> $9-$20), then this is just a robbery.

In 5020, Verbatim blanks can be bought for $1.7

Best wishes! Michael KLUG

TY> * Origin: amiga - it is a LARGE 'dandy' (2:462/37)

pc - its a LARGE 'speccy' ;)

It physically cannot cost that much, since a decent blank
costs about $4. No need for bare facts, please. Addresses of companies, if it’s not
difficult ;)

With the best wishes, MagiC/Extreme {magi...@usa.net}

VM> Physically it can’t cost that much, since a decent blank
VM> costs about $4.

Again, you didn’t get enough examples from different cities? Decent
VERBATIM in Moscow $1.5

VM> No need for bare facts, please. Addresses
VM> of companies, if it’s not difficult ;)

Addresses of companies are a no-brainer. Or, if you’re not too lazy, look in the same Mobile.

Sincerely, Alexey Ivanov