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		<title>A DVD&#8217;s Lifespan Is 30 Years &amp; Your Undeveloped Film Is As Good As Gone [INFOGRAPHIC]</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have an extensive DVD collection. In fact, some may say the amount I own is absolutely ridiculous. The thing is, I love them- I cherish my DVDs as though each is a child bore from the fruits of my labour. You can imagine the horror I felt upon discovering the below INFOGRAPHIC. As it [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have an extensive DVD collection. In fact, some may say the amount I own is absolutely ridiculous. The thing is, I love them- I cherish my DVDs as though each is a child bore from the fruits of my labour. You can imagine the horror I felt upon discovering the below INFOGRAPHIC. As it turns out, a well used DVD can be garbage within 30 years &#8211; this means my favourites are going to burn out faster than the ones I rarely watch. That just isn&#8217;t fair. This INFOGRAPHIC details the life span of a lot of our common data storage tools (remember floppy discs?) &#8211; and I thought you might find it interesting to see how much longer your undeveloped film will last before it&#8217;s gone forever.</p>
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