These numbers describe a CD-ROM performance and define its speed of data reading. The number (16, 52 or 32) define the multiple of the original speed. For a CD the "original speed" is 150 KiB/s (1x), for a DVD the original speed 1x is 1.321 MB/s. Hence, by multiplication we can calculate the speeds. The highest speed of CD-ROMs is 72x, i.e. 10800 KiB/s.
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