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CDR means compact disc-recordable. Like most compact discs, CDRs can only store somewhere between 700-800MB of data. The unique thing about them is that they can only be used for recording once. After that, it is a read-only disc. As such, whatever you will record on a CDR will remain unchanged forever.
CD-RW (compact disc, rewriteable) CD-RW (for compact disc, rewriteable) is a compact disc (CD) format that allows repeated recording on a disc. The CD-RW format was introduced by Hewlett-Packard, Mitsubishi, Philips, Ricoh, and Sony, in a 1997 supplement to Philips and Sony's Orange Book. CD-RW is Orange Book III (CD-MO was I, while CD-R was II).