http://catchoftheday.com.au/

Their currenty selling "Century CD/DVD Storage System" won't be there tomorrow at 12:00, if anyone reads this, what do you think? supports DVD's and CD's. Looks pretty good to me. Interested if anyone else has used one of these or know of anyone that has.


Computer Controlled – 100 Disks per Unit!

Clean up , clear up and get organised today on Catch. With the incredible low price of just $59.80 per bite, you can scan and store all your discs ready for instant retrieval via the awesome Century Disc storage system. I’d call it affordable storage, but at today’s price its more like dirt cheap.

Got Discs? Simply load them up in your CD/DVD drive, read it, scan it, load it in the DB, then slot it into your Century CD. It’s an extremely simply process in practice. The MediaTracker software (available via free download in product specs) scans the contents of your disc and catalogs them in a database. Searching for that disc with those dodgy 128kbit mp3s you downloaded from Napster in 1997? Simply search in the software and the unit will eject the exact disc you need. Looking for the photos from your little brothers wedding? Search n’ click! Trying to find your diabolical blueprint to take control of the universe? See a psychologist.

Perhaps the coolest part of todays catch is being able to stack up multiple units to achieve a gargantuan disc storage system. Great for serious applications like enterprise style storage in the office, or for hoarding your movies, mp3s and games. It doesn’t matter if you have 50, 100, 300 or a thousand discs. Simply stack multiple units to scale up to the storage capacity you need.

Fast, easy, safe storage for your CD/DVD/Video Games
Finding a disc takes mere seconds
Protects your valuable discs!
Scan n’ load your disc covers and search for your music by album cover!
Great for storing music, movies, games, code, accounts, any and all kind of information and data!
Accurate, simple to use database software “MediaTracker” (Available via free download in product specs area).

Primed and ready for use with Windows and Mac OSX, bite today for the freakin’ low price of just $59.80 for a BRAND NEW unit and enjoy organization like never before.

Lol, Zazz sold those things a couple of weeks back, Seeing as i missed seeing this yesterday, how much were they asking?

The product is actually completely Australian made by the way, And the reported capacity of 127,000 cannot be reached on USB, From what i read on the specs, it also has a DB9 Serial connector..