Cost Per Gigabyte of Popular Data Storage - Infographic

Posted on Wed, 04/14/2021 - 6:50pm

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Many professionals always keep at least three different backups of their data so that secure copies exist on multiple devices - but what data storage should you choose? Which backup is the most cost-effective by gigabyte? Which will last the longest?

Here's a breakdown on the lifespan and cost per gigabyte of popular data storage types - from optical media to the cloud and more:

Cost Per Gigabyte of Popular Data Storage Types - Infographic by BlankMediaPrinting.com

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Jewel Case: The most traditional and widely used packaging for CDs. It consists of a plastic case with a front cover, back cover, and either a black tray or transparent tray that holds the CD. Jewel cases are cost-effective, durable, and offer space for artwork and booklets up to 28 pages.

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Audio CD (CD-DA): The standard audio CD format used for storing music tracks. These CDs can play on most CD players and audio systems.

CD-ROM (Compact Disc Read-Only Memory): This type of CD is used for storing computer data, software, and multimedia content. CD-ROMs can't be written on or modified; they are read-only discs.

CD-R (Compact Disc-Recordable): CD-Rs are write-once discs that can be burned with data, audio, or video content. Once data is recorded on a CD-R, it cannot be erased or overwritten. These are the types of CDs that we use for duplication OR provide to our customers to allow them to duplicate or record their own content on.

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Short-run CD duplication refers to producing a small number of CDs, typically up to a thousand copies. This method is more cost effective for smaller projects or when a limited number of CDs is needed. Additionally, short-run duplication is ideal when time constraints are at hand. Typically, short-run CD Duplication can be achieved in a matter of days compared with replication which takes weeks.

Cost Per Gigabyte of Popular Data Storage - Infographic

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