I just noticed this model at my dealer also and wondered how it worked.
I just read the full Tom's Hardware report. It tattoos the disk only
in an area which is unused for data, after the table of contents is laid
down, so it seals the disk from further data being added, and a
certain amount of
The white paint that makes the label may not be a lacquer coating. In
fact, the white label is usually designed to accept inks, since its
purpose is to hold graphic information.
Art
Cliff Ober wrote:
The other day I mentioned the diffusion aspects of the Sharpie inks with
plastics; I took a
