Optical disk having first design visible from one side of the di

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Storage medium structure – Optical track structure

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3692753, G11B 724

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059827378

ABSTRACT:
In an optical disk, a display area is formed between the circumference of a recorded area and the circumference of the maximum area to which a recorded area can be provided. A reflective layer is formed covering the recorded area 3 and covering the display area forming a transparent display area at least in part of the display area. And to the transparent display area, a print layer is provided. According to this composition, there is provided the transparent display area without the reflective layer in the optical disk with a recorded area of a small diameter. Therefore, discrimination of the size or diameter of a record area of 12 cm CDs is made easier, and the print layer provided to the transparent display area can be seen from both sides of the optical disk.

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