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yg17

macrumors Pentium
Original poster
Aug 1, 2004
15,028
3,003
St. Louis, MO
Today I was at CompUSA and despite seeing the worst customer service in the history of mankind, I walked out with a good deal. This week (sale over tomorrow), they have some no-name brand DVD+RWs on sale cheap. It's 2 ten pack spindles for 5 dollars, so you get 20 DVD+RWs for 5 bucks which last time I priced DVD media, is cheap. The brand is ValueDisc. I know Macs can be picky about media, but my Powerbook burned to them just fine at 4x.


So just an FYI for you all. If you need some DVD+RWs and are near a CompUSA, check it out
 

Kalinatek

macrumors regular
Aug 29, 2005
138
0
i tried some no brand blank dvd's be4 but they always skipped when i played them anywhere ..... :rolleyes:
 

Bear

macrumors G3
Jul 23, 2002
8,088
5
Sol III - Terra
I had issues with both Memorx DVDs and CompUSA no-name DVDs. That is that while buring, the layers started seperating. Fortunately I had tried them in a tray loading drive. I don't want to imagine how messy it would've been for a slot loading drive.

As far as I am concerned, the best DVD brands are: Fuji, TDK, Maxell, and Sony.

As for good prices, every week, Staples, Office Depot and CompUseless seem to have some brand of DVD on a decent sale. Just check the flyers on line and then when a food beand is on sale, buy some. Remember to check the end date of the sales, sometimes they're a short sale and sometimes you wind up looking on the last day the flyer is valid for.
 
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