"It's information you can put in whatever format -- on paper, on a CD-ROM for a laptop computer or imagery drawn from a drone or satellite".
J. C. Cohen of Brooklyn picked up a CD-ROM for a financial services Web site, infogate.com, and walked around in wonder at the variety of companies.
With a dozen companies racing towards the goal of the sub-$1,000 genome, the day when your DNA is sequenced and burnt on to a CD-Rom for roughly the cost of a conventional health checkup is not far off.
With the Workshop, which comes on a CD-ROM for Windows 95 or Windows NT, you write your own travel guide before you take the trip.
This, however, is not the ABC network television program, but a digital reflection of it that has been repackaged and crammed onto a CD-ROM for personal computers.
Today you can buy a CD-ROM for about $100 that can do the same thing we were trying to do for $2 million.
(Check the ICSSPE Web site to see if you are a member of one of ICSSPE's member organisations. Otherwise, the directory is available for purchase as a CD-ROM for US$20).
The video will later be used to create a CD-ROM for students of dance history.
He leaves a CD-ROM for Brian that details his plans.
The console's origins date back to 1988 where it was originally a joint project between Nintendo and Sony to create a CD-ROM for the Super Famicom.
1993: Voyager Company produced a CD-ROM for Mac and PC platforms with video in QuickTime 1 format, containing most of Criterion's elements, including the original script.
