We’re pleased to announce that ten lucky people have each won a Bluetooth dongle in our competition. Remember that you had to Photoshop this image into something more interesting…

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Ever looked at a CD and a DVD, or a DVD and a Blu-Ray (BD) disc and wondered what the difference was between them? After all, they both look exactly the same. Read on to find out the secret difference!

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We’ve updated the site quite a bit since the last blog update.

The latest improvement is the addition of easy access RSS feeds for news and products.

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You may have noticed the additions of some tiny icons to the bottom of most product pages- if you’re wondering what they are, read on!

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If you’ve been keeping an eye on the website, you’ll notice that we’ve recently started a new range of products under the DDDeal name. What is it?

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Who are Taiyo Yuden, why are their CDs and DVDs so expensive, and why do so many people swear by them anyway? Read on to find out.

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USB flash pens (AKA USB flash drives) are a form of removable data storage. This means that you can write and store data (documents, music, video, pictures and other files) on them using your computer, then remove them and read that data in another computer. This makes them perfect for transferring data without too much hassle!

And they’re affordable as well- typical pen drives cost between £3 and £20, and they can be used countless times! You’ll almost certainly upgrade to a newer model before they wear out.

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Our Find the Easter Eggs competition is now over. Congratulations to Luke Best who got all the eggs and won £100 worth of goods from the website!

For those of you who didn’t win- don’t worry, we’ll be having more competitions in the near future, so keep your eyes peeled!

You may have noticed that we sometimes get stock of refurbished goods (many of which are described as “Grade A”).

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Some of the less expensive discs we sell are what are known as “overprints” or “reprints“. Sounds strange? Not really- these are simply discs that were originally produced by (or for) other manufacturers.

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