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2 total messages Started by Ahola Jari Wed, 09 Sep 1992 10:01
Jukebox for 1000 CDs minimum - does it exist ?
#100
Author: Ahola Jari
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 10:01
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Hello,


	Does anyone know if there exists a jukebox system or any other
	method to manage at least 1000 CDROMs and better yet can be
	expanded ?

	All clues mostly appreciated - thank you.

-jja


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Re: Jukebox for 1000 CDs minimum - does it exist ?
#101
Author: Alvin H. White
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 17:56
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jja@cs.tut.fi (Ahola Jari) writes:

>	Does anyone know if there exists a jukebox system or any other
>	method to manage at least 1000 CDROMs and better yet can be
>	expanded ?

I heard of a company in Milpitas, California, USA and I think also
in England call Plasmon Data Systems newsletter about 4 months ago
said they have a jukebox hold maybe 1000 or 2000 erasable CD's.
Maybe about 10 seconds to something. I called, said world seems
changing so fast, I think if someone offer to give me the great
pyramid in Egypt or the jukebox I take jukebox. Maybe nuts?

Also size about 5'x 2' x 8' like book shelf. I think if someone have
copy of this size and someone make some editing changes maybe good
have a copy of latest edition.


alvin@netcom.com

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