What do you consider harder to break, a DVD or a videocassette?

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	What do you consider harder to break, a DVD or a videocassette? By Law Asked May 26 2009 12:37PM	5 Pts Rate Question

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by jerv on May 28, 2009 at 3:24 pm Permalink

For breaking intentionally, a cassette is a bit harder as you have to use some manual dexterity to undo the cover to get to the tape itself whereas a DVD can be snapped by hand.

For accidental breaks, a DVD is harder as a video tape will be destroyed by a simple sticky spot on the rollers or head whereas a DVD is read with no physical contact except for the spinning mechanism.

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