And we do our own manufacturing of them, which not everybody does. So we're still pretty bullish on that side of the business. Optical media at this time is all sourced. We purchase that from partner companies in Asia and in Europe. We've been on a rollercoaster in pricing for these products, too-a rollercoaster that keeps going down.
Tape still seems to be king in that arena.
In the data media business, tape is certainly king-for backup, the 3590 cartridges, the LTOs, we produce those ourselves. You know I think I've been conditioned to the craziness, especially on the pricing side, because it really hasn't changed that much. The nylon comb, I don't think it cost more than a penny to make, if that much. And the VHS cassette-I can tell you it cost at least 75 cents to make it. So I think there's been a habit of this in our business.