Cd Rom Collection

Ancent Italy, c. 450 BC, steel engraving, published in 1861
The territory of Italy around 450 BC with separate maps of Rome, Roman Forum, surrounding area of Rome, Syracuse, Carthage and surrounding area of Pompeji and Naples. Legend in Latin language

Roman Empire with provinces (115-117 AD), steel engraving, published 1861
The Roman Empire and its provinces at the time of its greatest extent under Emperor Trajan in the years 115-117 AD. Legend in Latin language

Old St. Peters Basilica, built by Constantine the Great
Cutaway view of Constantines St. Peters Basilica as it looked in the 4th century

Optical disc. Compact discs (CDs) and digital versatile discs (DVDs) are examples of optical discs. An optical disc digitally stores music and other data as tiny depressions in a plastic disc

CD drive, simulated X-ray
CD drive. Simulated X-ray of a compact disc (CD) drive from a computer. A disc is in the sliding tray at bottom. This will retract into the machine

Computer compact disc. Compact disc above the computer tray in which it sits. The disc may contain images, sound and text. It is made of plastic pressed with a series of fine depressions

View of a compact disc for storing computer data
CD-ROM. View of a compact disc used for storing computer data. Discs like this are known as CD- ROMs (Compact Disc Read-Only Memory)

CD drive, coloured X-ray
CD drive. Coloured X-ray of a compact disc (CD) drive from a computer. A disc is in the sliding tray at bottom. This will retract into the machine

Computer artwork of multiple CD-ROM discs
CD-ROM compact discs. Computer artwork of multiple CD-ROM discs used for data storage, depicted in three dimensional perspective

Genetic information storage. Conceptual computer artwork representing the storage in digital form of data derived from genetic research

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"Unveiling the Ancient Origins: CD-ROM - A Journey through Time" Step back in time to ancient Italy, circa 450 BC, as we explore the fascinating history of CD-ROM. This steel engraving, published in 1861, takes us on a visual journey through various significant milestones. The Roman Empire with its provinces (115-117 AD) comes alive before our eyes in another remarkable steel engraving from 1861. Witness the grandeur and vastness of this empire that laid the foundation for future advancements. Fast forward to Old St. Peter's Basilica, an architectural marvel built by Constantine the Great. Marvel at its intricate design and historical significance as it stands tall even today. But what connects these ancient wonders to CD-ROM? Enter the optical disc – a breakthrough technology that revolutionized data storage. The compact disc emerged as a game-changer, offering unparalleled convenience and efficiency. A simulated X-ray view of a CD drive reveals its inner workings – an intricate mechanism designed to read and process data stored on these optical discs. Witness how technology has evolved over time. Computer compact discs became indispensable tools for storing vast amounts of information efficiently. With their colored X-ray appearance, they captivate our imagination with their hidden potential. And here we have computer artwork showcasing multiple CD-ROM discs – a testament to human ingenuity and innovation in harnessing this revolutionary technology for diverse applications. From ancient Italy to modern-day marvels, this captivating journey unveils how CD-ROM transformed our world forever. So let's celebrate this incredible invention that continues to shape our digital landscape.