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laser disk

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laser disk,
a plastic disk that stores computer data as tiny pits etched in the surface. A laser beam scanning the pits translates the data into a computer language. Laser disks are frequently used for computer-assisted instruction.


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2 certified records management and administration product), as well as a new, Web-based workflow client and new integration tools to its existing suite of document imaging, document management, computer output to laser disk (COLD) report management and workflow services.
The movie industry, including Fox Studios, a Metters' client, also is applying the technology to preserve vintage movies, transferring them from eroding nitrate film to newer, more durable film stock, CD-ROM and laser disk.
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