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minidisc

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minidisc [ˈmɪnɪˌdɪsk]
n
(Electronics & Computer Science / Computer Science) a small recordable compact disc
Translations
MiniDisc® minidisc [ˈmɪnɪdɪsk]
A. N (= system, disc) → MiniDisc ® m, minidisc m
B. CPD MiniDisc > player® N(reproductor m) MiniDisc ® m or minidisc m
minidisc® [ˈmɪnidɪsk] nminidisc m, minidisque m


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Unfortunately the cost of the thing was such that it worked out cheaper to have the piece of music you wanted to hear transcribed onto mile-high sheets of gold and performed by a band consisting of Buddy Holly, Elvis and Jimmy Hendrix, rather listening to it on MiniDisc.
How revolutionary the MiniDisc seemed when it was first released in 1992; it combined the audio quality of a CD player with the versatility of a tape.
Amazingly, the survey of 1,000 adults even showed 22 per cent of people could not remember the minidisc.
 
 
 
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