Usually means: Storage using light for data.
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  1. optical media: Wiktionary
  2. Optical media: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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Definitions from Wiktionary (optical media)

▸ noun:  Optical discs used to store data, including such formats as Laserdisc, compact disc, DVD, and Blu-ray.

Similar:
Laserdisc, CD burner, phonodisc, digibook, tape, Blu-ray burner, DVD burner, coverdisk, picture disc, jewel box, more...

Opposite:
magnetic media, physical media, analog media

Phrases:
Optical storage media writing and reading speed, History of optical storage media, more...

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Similar:
Laserdisc, CD burner, phonodisc, digibook, tape, Blu-ray burner, DVD burner, coverdisk, picture disc, jewel box, more...

Opposite:
magnetic media, physical media, analog media

Phrases:
Optical storage media writing and reading speed, History of optical storage media, more...



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