USB-Powered CD Destroyer Mauls a Disc in Five Seconds August 22, 2007

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Keep that schoolmarm from perusing your porn with this USB-powered CD destroyer from Brando. In just five seconds, this hungry beast renders any CD or DVD unreadable, grinding in devastating circular scratches and resulting in a strangely beautiful coaster that reminds us of a Spirograph.

It even includes a leather case for destroying CDs on the go. Sure beats breaking up a CD into little pieces, resulting in glass-like shards that might actually be able to draw blood.

Believe it or not, some desperate dweebs rummage around in the trash looking for things like old CDs and DVDs, hoping that perhaps a bit of financial data might have been carelessly left on board. If you keep such data on removable medias, this mutha might be worth a $29 investment. -Charlie White

[Brando]

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What's wrong with just snapping the CD in half before you chuck it away?

Posted by willy | August 23, 2007 10:52 AM

This device comes as standard with most Xbox 360's.

Snapping a CD in half can sometimes result in shards of sharp plastic which are dangerous as they could get in your eyes, I've even seen a CD when snapped broken into a million sharp glass like peices.

Posted by Chris | August 23, 2007 12:02 PM

er.. yeh...

1) put cd in a plastic bag
2) snap CD into pieces.
3) empty bag contents into bin
4) repeat.

Posted by stu | August 24, 2007 01:07 PM

CD + microwave = pretty and effective
10 seconds, not bad going

Brando. Haha. Does it use Electrolytes?

Posted by anon | August 25, 2007 08:47 PM

someone snapped a cd near me once and got a corneal abrasion... not serious but bloody annoying for a couple of days (patch, eye drops...)

Posted by garyg | August 30, 2007 04:30 PM

I usually just cut a cd in half using scissors--this avoids the shards of sharp plastic problem.

Posted by Anonymous | May 2, 2008 10:36 AM

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