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Posted by MassiveProng on 03/29/07 02:49
On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 01:17:01 GMT, "def456" <def456@none.none> Gave us:
><normanstrong@comcast.net> wrote in message
>news:Md6dnaloUYisqpTbnZ2dnUVZ_qKqnZ2d@comcast.com...
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>> "def456" <def456@none.none> wrote in message
>> news:l7INh.1589$Rg4.594@newssvr19.news.prodigy.net...
>>> "def456" <def456@none.none> wrote in message
>>> news:tJPMh.1806$rj1.1594@newssvr23.news.prodigy.net...
>>>> Verbatim DVD+R DL seems to have a near-monopoly in this area and their
>>>> best retail price has been hovering around $2/disc (US$) for quite
>>>> awhile. Their competition in the DL market hasn't gained a good
>>>> reputation, i.e. those other brands of DL discs are less reliable
>>>> according to reports I've read.
>>>>
>>>> So, will they ever drop in price significantly?
>>>>
>>>> I would consider a price under $1/disc to be cheap, and anything under
>>>> $.50/disc to be dirt cheap.
>>>
>>> I think the non-response answers this question. There isn't enough
>>> interest, thus not enough demand for DL discs, so the price will probably
>>> stay high. A lot of software won't burn DL discs correctly so that's
>>> probably a contributing factor. ImgBurn does a good job but it's cryptic
>>> and technical, not likely to become popular. I read somewhere that the
>>> demand for DL discs would double this year, but I don't see that
>>> happening. Verbatim will control the supply accordingly to keep the price
>>> high.
>>
>> Apparently, they are already there. I bought 40 DVD+R DL for $17,
>> postpaid, not long ago. That comes to $0.43/disc.
>> NewEgg (since you ask. :-)
>
>I've seen something similar mentioned before and believe it is a false
>claim. If true, please backup with a current reference. Certainly you didn't
>buy Verbatim DVD+R DL for that price.
>
You fucking retard. He told you where. Go look for yourself, ya
lazy fuck.
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