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| 6.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 10.6 inches | | Product Height:
| 4.7 inches | | Product Weight:
| 4.65 pounds | | Package Weight:
| 6.25 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 12 reviews |
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"Destroyer" might be a little strong...how about "defacer"Jul 17, 2010
This thing is simple...plug it in, turn it on and send a cd through the slot. It comes out the other side with dents/scratches all over it.
I was hoping it would DESTROY them...I wanted little pieces of flaming plastic falling out. Heh.
Works well, I leave it out in the Copy Center for any/all people to use and everybody seems satisfied.
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Norazza data destroyerApr 02, 2010
The Norazza machine works great. I'm an IT security manager and the mechanism this device uses to destroy the CD/DVD renders it such that if you insert it into a drive, the drive doesn't even recognize that it's there. It probably wouldn't be suitable for data discs that have extremely sensitive (military) data on them but for the purpose of compliance with many applicable federal and local laws this machine will do the trick.
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Works GreatMar 20, 2010
I bought this product because my paper shredders have jammed and failed and I did not want to get a CD/DVD shredder with similar problems (especially at their price). This product punches holes in the cd/dvd in the data layer (between the plastic of the CD/DVD itself. I'm not sure how it does it. I've tried various CD/DVDs in computers after using this machine and none were read. Does this mean your data is absolutely safe? No idea. The holes are evenly spaced apart. i guess if someone has a device which will make the CD/DVD available without mounting it as a drive and you have data that fits between the holes (this is likely as data does not take up a lot of space) and they can low-level read the disk to pull data, I guess it could be read. I am unaware of any device which offers that ability though. To give an idea of speed, I ran 48 discs through the machine in under 10 minutes (I was taking my time and letting the machine rest, though it wasn't needed). The machine never got hot either. I'm very pleased with it.
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Best I've seen or usedNov 17, 2009
I've been looking for this type of item for a while. I go through as many as 10 disks a week that must be destroyed. My heavy duty shredder can't handle it any more. A perfect answer to a growing need
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Security on a shoestringSep 17, 2009
I was going to buy an expensive shredder. Not because I had a lot of paper to shred, but because I had sensitive data on CD's that I wanted to destroy. This little machine does the job beautifully and I get to keep my trusty old shredder and pocket the money saved. I really like the lack of sharp little CD tidbits.
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