History;
Shows a time line history of the introduction of Digipaks and uses a graph to clearly show the increase in use and popularity of Digipaks. It is useful as Digipaks are a new idea within media products.
Net Designs;
http://www.duplication.ca/printspecs/digipack.htm
Lots of different net designs for different sizes and designs of digipak
http://www.hdc.uk.com/digipack_templates.shtml
A large list of different variations of layouts for digipaks
Reviews & Critisicms;
"The Digipaks I've bought end up with frayed corners, and my jewel case albums get a little scratched. However, jewel cases are replaceable if you take out the inserts, but Digipak album art is a bit more vibrant. I do personally prefer jewel cases since they're somewhat more robust."
"jewel cases all the way. more robust. sure the plastic can crack but that's easily replaced digipacks look a bit nicer in general though my biggest gripe is i think usually they won't fit into CD stackers very well"
"Jewel cases for me all the way. I hate Digipak. They are actually inferior, if you look closely at the print. And they try to charge people more for them as if they are superior. ☺And if you want to scan them for cover art, I find them so much harder, and have a lot of noise. I just hope Jewel cases stay around."
"Jewel cases, look better and less likely to deteriorate."
"I think that digipacks lend themselves to a little more artistic creativity than jewel cases, and I do prefer their look – but they do tend to get damaged, and often don't fit properly into CD racks (either just too thick or a bit too thin)."
"jewel cases break. digipaks are more expensive for the artist although are environmentally friendly"
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