ok , probably only for those of us still with a bog standard CD player in the car , like me ! but they're good quality and reasonably cheap.
Ideal for burning music CDs or archiving data, these Verbatim CD-R discs come in a spindle pack of 25 and have a 700MB capacity. Each blank recordable disk has a 52x burn speed and can hold up to 80 minutes of audio recording. Furthermore, the Extra Protection surface provides an added layer for the vulnerable label side, so you can write on the CD-R with a marker pen.
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Sogaaddict
27 Dec 15#22
Verbatim is possibly the best make out there.
Gamer_U
27 Dec 15#21
Still very useful to burn music to CDs (to listen on the car while travelling), Linux distros (old PCs that are unable to read USB sticks) or just basic backup if USBs/HDDs aren't an option.
congrevecv
27 Dec 15#20
***ozzie*** IS SOME THING WRONG WITH THE ABOVE AMAZON LINK???
Ozzie
27 Dec 15#19
looks like they're all gone , sorry guys
instead of the usual Tesco ' out of stock ' they are redirecting the link to Clever Boxes :smirk:
congrevecv
27 Dec 15#18
Peops---If the offer has finished, try this alternative, a lot less than £28
I always imagined SD cards, USBs or some other non-disc type storage format to
be the next format, ever since I was a kid.
I knew even back then that discs were bad idea
with how easily scratch-able, breakable and decay-able they are. :disappointed:
Technology needs to advance faster than this!
I bet they already have these terabyte SD cards but they probably want
to sell advancements in tiny improvements at a time.
Kinda like what Apple does. :stuck_out_tongue:
But I guess that's business. :disappointed:
Dusty
27 Dec 15#16
28 quid... bargain!
Captain Banana
27 Dec 15#15
Am I getting the right link ? Coming up at £28 for me !!
belfastgeoff
27 Dec 15#14
good brand have used them
paulb
27 Dec 15#13
Seem to be out of stock now.
Toon_army
27 Dec 15#12
OOS for me as well, says hurry then when you get to the checkout your basket is empty. I've saved for later and I'll try in an hour
bargainhunter139
27 Dec 15#11
Thanks op :smiley:
bargainhunter139
27 Dec 15#10
Thanks op :smiley:
Blitzkreig Bob
27 Dec 15#7
oos for me, shall try later on the off chance.
bargainhunter139 to Blitzkreig Bob
27 Dec 15#9
Still in stock ive just ordered
ah_heng
27 Dec 15#8
It's amazing how far we have gone (technologically) when a small micro.sd card has much more space than this :smiley: how long shall we wait before we get 1 terabyte on a sd card :smiley:
popoyaya
27 Dec 15#5
Reliable discs. Ordered 100 for audiobooks for visually impaired relative. Cheers op.
A13 to popoyaya
27 Dec 15#6
cute
chrisvenn
27 Dec 15#4
Great price.
BoroFan
27 Dec 15#3
nice price
psmith1958
27 Dec 15#2
4 ordered have some heat :smile:
thekanester
27 Dec 15#1
Cheers. Need some of these for my aged car stereo.
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Ideal for burning music CDs or archiving data, these Verbatim CD-R discs come in a spindle pack of 25 and have a 700MB capacity. Each blank recordable disk has a 52x burn speed and can hold up to 80 minutes of audio recording. Furthermore, the Extra Protection surface provides an added layer for the vulnerable label side, so you can write on the CD-R with a marker pen.
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instead of the usual Tesco ' out of stock ' they are redirecting the link to Clever Boxes :smirk:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Verbatim-43351-700MB-52x-CD-R/dp/B00009LZMQ/ref=sr_1_fkmr2_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1451249209&sr=8-3-fkmr2&keywords=Verbatim+700+MB+CD-R80+52x+Spindle+25+Pack
be the next format, ever since I was a kid.
I knew even back then that discs were bad idea
with how easily scratch-able, breakable and decay-able they are. :disappointed:
Technology needs to advance faster than this!
I bet they already have these terabyte SD cards but they probably want
to sell advancements in tiny improvements at a time.
Kinda like what Apple does. :stuck_out_tongue:
But I guess that's business. :disappointed: