[comp.sys.amiga] Color theory is bulls**t

kruger@whyvax.dec.com (Desperate Drive Mounted to keep Larouche off Ballot) (01/19/88)

Sony sells three colors of disks: beige, black and blue.

I presume if you call the other manufacturers, you would find the same to be
true.

dov

richard@gryphon.CTS.COM (Richard Sexton) (01/20/88)

In article <8801181734.AA12951@decwrl.dec.com> kruger@whyvax.dec.com (Desperate Drive Mounted to keep Larouche off Ballot) writes:
>Sony sells three colors of disks: beige, black and blue.
>
>I presume if you call the other manufacturers, you would find the same to be
>true.
>
>dov

Maybe so, but my bathroom sure is quiet now..

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blgardne@esunix.UUCP (Blaine Gardner) (01/20/88)

in article <8801181734.AA12951@decwrl.dec.com>, kruger@whyvax.dec.com (Desperate Drive Mounted to keep Larouche off Ballot) says:
> 
> Sony sells three colors of disks: beige, black and blue.
 
And white, and "platinum" (off-white for the new Apples).

But where do the red, green, yellow, and orange Centech's fit into this
color scheme?? I've got 20 Centechs, and have had no trouble with them
at all. (Funny side note, their rainbow pack has two disks each of five
different colors: red, green, yellow, orange, and blue. Blue? Gee what a
change from all those Sonys!)


BASF = pond scum. 15-20 out of a batch of 50 wouldn't even format.
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john13@garfield.UUCP (John Russell) (01/21/88)

>In article <8801181734.AA12951@decwrl.dec.com> kruger@whyvax.dec.com (Desperate Drive Mounted to keep Larouche off Ballot) writes:
>>Sony sells three colors of disks: beige, black and blue.

I haven't seen the original ref'ed article in its entirety yet but think I can
comment on ^^^^.

Colour is only an _indicator_, as is country of manufacturer and brand name
(or lack of it). Are all Sony disks manufactured in Japan with equal quality
controls? I can't say, I've not seen beige Sony's for instance.

John
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