Disposable DVDs hit the market
Now you can rent a flick and throw it away
Niche Herman
WFLS News
Date published: 2/15/2005
There's a revolutionary new idea in the world of home entertainment.
The Flexplay Company is offering the 48-hour disposable DVD.
CEO Jeff Arnold says it's an inexpensive, hassle-free idea that eliminates returns and late fees.
"The way the technology operates is that you inbed a chemical into the physical DVD and seal it. And when you open it up, and you have over a year until you have to open it, and it's exposed to oxygen, it creates a chemical reaction and turns the DVD black 48 hours later which then makes it inoperable with a DVD player or erasing the content."
For $4.99, you can go to Amazon.com, type in Flexplay, and choose from about 60 different titles.
Or for more information, check out flexplay.com.
Date published: 2/15/2005
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