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[Rob Hukin]

>1. Ease of production. Even if he used a CDR drive to burn them
>individually, its like press a button and come back in a half hour and
>you're done. Don't have to maintain an inventory.
>2. Cheaper! Cost of production way lower - CDR disks on spindles are a
>little over a dollar, versus copying costs. Postage a fraction of shipping
>a couple feet high of paper.
>How much of the $265 he charges is for copying and shipping? I bet he could
>sell the CD's for lots cheaper, and still make more money for himself.
>I would definitely spend $50-$60 for a CD but not $265 for a mountain of
>paper.
>3. Better for the environment - you don't kill all those trees!

But also a lot easier and cheaper to pirate...

rob.