MO workflow reconsidered (Score 1)

Depends on the kind of work you do whether you find MOs useful or not. MO's greatest advantage is that it lets you overwrite just a few KBs on a disc with just your really new data, i.e. MOs behave like hard drives do and floppies or Zips did -- and CDs won't. How's that for a time saver? Because MOs were consistently overpriced in the US (on average 400 percent more than in Japan) only those disgusted with the intrinsic substandard security of Zip media used MO. So if you hate incremental CD clutter and prefer CD-RW over CD for backups, MO might still beat CD-RW for comfort when you work with text or small databases. After your project is complete -- write it straight from your 640 MB MO to CD.