CDkoteloissa

CDkoteloissa is a Finnish term that translates to "in CD cases." It refers to the physical storage and protection of Compact Discs (CDs). These cases are typically made of transparent plastic, allowing the artwork or disc label to be visible. The most common type of CD case is the jewel case, which consists of a hinged plastic tray and a front cover. Another popular format is the digipak, which often features a cardboard sleeve with a plastic tray glued inside. Slim cases, also known as CD singles cases, are thinner and designed for single-disc albums or compilations.

The primary purpose of a CDkoteloissa is to safeguard the delicate surface of the CD from scratches, dust, and other damage that could impair its playback. The case also provides a space for liner notes, lyrics, and artwork, contributing to the overall presentation of the music or data. Proper handling and storage within these cases are crucial for preserving the longevity and functionality of CDs. Over time, variations in CD case design have emerged to accommodate different packaging needs and aesthetic preferences.