Optikusdisc
The Optikusdisc is a type of optical disc used for data storage and retrieval. It was developed by the German company Optic Disc GmbH in the late 1990s as an alternative to the more common CD and DVD formats. The Optikusdisc uses a unique spiral track layout and a proprietary recording method, which allows for higher data density and faster data transfer rates compared to traditional optical discs.
The Optikusdisc comes in two main sizes: the 120mm (4.7-inch) and the 80mm (3.1-inch) versions. The 120mm
The Optikusdisc format was officially discontinued in 2004, but it remains an interesting piece of history