Most computers these days don’t have optical drives, but not too long ago optical discs were the cheapest and easiest way store and share media and data. That meant lots of writing with markers, until Lightscribe came on the scene.
Most computers these days don’t have optical drives, but not too long ago optical discs were the cheapest and easiest way store and share media and data. That meant lots of writing with markers, until Lightscribe came on the scene.
