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TDK CD-R80HSCB-30 is quite a long product designation, but very precise when broken down. "CD-R" means "CD-Recordable," the blank media used for data copying in situations where it's okay that the disc is not eraseable. You'd buy "CD-RW" discs if you wanted to reuse them several times. "80" means the disc can hold up to 80 minutes audio at full CD quality, or 700MB of data. "HS" stands for "High Speed," and these particular discs are certified for drives operating at up to 52X speed -- high speed indeed. "CB" indicates "Cake Box," a slangy term for the spindle and lid arrangement in which this package of 30 blank discs is sold--which does, in fact, resemble a small cake box of the type your grandmother might have owned--that is, if you're lucky!
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