25 Pack of TDK DVD+R disks for £1.25 also had DVD-R for same price only noticed by chance as it was a standard black price tag not a special offer one don't know if its national
this was in my local and was Eastwood in Essex
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stephen0205
30 Apr 1611#1
who still uses these lol
atari001 to stephen0205
30 Apr 165#7
If you ever need to burn a boot up rescue disc these are much better to use than fannying about trying create a bootable USB stick
moneychop
1 May 164#9
25 disposable frisbees for £1.25 hot
OnlyMee to stephen0205
30 Apr 163#2
Obviously not you
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stephen0205
30 Apr 1611#1
who still uses these lol
OnlyMee to stephen0205
30 Apr 163#2
Obviously not you
atari001 to stephen0205
30 Apr 165#7
If you ever need to burn a boot up rescue disc these are much better to use than fannying about trying create a bootable USB stick
PhilK to stephen0205
1 May 161#23
More than don't use them
ryouga to stephen0205
1 May 161#33
Plenty of non mainstream customers, like pretty much anything. I use them for archiving things like photos, family movies as a backup to cloud or hard drive based devices since if they die you have no other backup.
Or if I want to take somethings to a friends house I can burn to disc and take that disc instead of a whole hard drive.
Also good for projects, that being said I prefer RW so I can reuse them later.
So in short theres a lot of people who still use them just not mainstream users.
Krizzo3
30 Apr 162#3
Been a while since I used one, still got plenty left but good deal!
Phsycronix
30 Apr 162#4
Well, I still use these all the time and just got a couple of packs to keep me going. Was about to post the deal too. Glad I checked first. Absolute steal at £1.25. Have some heat, OnlyMee.
Regards, Phsy.
crazyal
30 Apr 162#5
I'd get through 200 discs a week 7-8 years ago.
Haven't burnt one in about a year. Everything is NAS, USB stick or in the cloud.
Great price though for those that need them.
JedH
30 Apr 162#6
I have given heat because 25 of anything for £1.25 seems to be a good deal but what ARE these strange shiny things?
Bugeyed to JedH
30 Apr 162#8
I have 25 shiny 1p coins I can sell you for £1.25
wychwoods to JedH
1 May 16#19
They make good bird scarers. Make a hole near the edge, attach a length of thread and hang in garden, they spin in the breeze and reflect any sunlight like a spinning light beam.
moneychop
1 May 164#9
25 disposable frisbees for £1.25 hot
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1 May 161#10
Cheap coasters. Hot
wozukSilencer
1 May 16#11
sadly these will be joining the old cassettes soon.......
jnigel26 to wozukSilencer
1 May 16#28
Have you not noticed the vinyl revolution?
Even Sainsbury's now have a section that sell VINYL!
I'm into it, almost as bad as back in the 60s 70s.
I have quite a few friends in the business, and guess what the next big thing they are telling me it will be....?
CASSETTES! :confused:
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this was in my local and was Eastwood in Essex
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Or if I want to take somethings to a friends house I can burn to disc and take that disc instead of a whole hard drive.
Also good for projects, that being said I prefer RW so I can reuse them later.
So in short theres a lot of people who still use them just not mainstream users.
Regards, Phsy.
Haven't burnt one in about a year. Everything is NAS, USB stick or in the cloud.
Great price though for those that need them.
Even Sainsbury's now have a section that sell VINYL!
I'm into it, almost as bad as back in the 60s 70s.
I have quite a few friends in the business, and guess what the next big thing they are telling me it will be....?
CASSETTES! :confused:
So don't go binning them ...just yet.:smile: