pucker59
Oct 03, 2003, 11:56 AM
at SVP, emmmm... might get another one;)
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pucker59 Oct 03, 2003, 11:56 AM at SVP, emmmm... might get another one;) stato Oct 03, 2003, 12:54 PM Always said I'd get one when they hit less than a ton, but I think i'm gonna hold out til I find a black one. jesterrace777 Oct 03, 2003, 01:47 PM Prices on those things keep falling. They must've gotten wind that the A07/107 will be out before long. Dave2986 Oct 03, 2003, 05:37 PM wait till after xmas if you can the price will drop a lot then IMO also its 99p shipping this weekend at SVP :) so no need to order from bigpockets and their standard £5 del charge! Lazza Oct 03, 2003, 05:56 PM Seems to be 99p shipping at SVP EVERY weeken now, trouble is delivery seems to be getting later and later. Well for me anyways! :( Dave2986 Oct 03, 2003, 05:58 PM Originally posted by Lazza Seems to be 99p shipping at SVP EVERY weeken now, trouble is delivery seems to be getting later and later. Well for me anyways! :( and badder and badder, they sent me a wrong item last week, they did pick it up but they told me the wrong day the curier was comming, so that was 2 days gone :mad: Uranus Oct 03, 2003, 10:34 PM What do you expect for 99P lazza? next day delivery? :p people everywhere are saying it takes forever to come if you order on cheapo weekends. that's why i just pay the fiver for next day and get it over and done with.:) Lazza Oct 04, 2003, 03:40 AM Yep I do expect next day m8 because that's what I used to get. :D You are right about paying the £4.99 though, at least you will know what day the courier is coming. lynxcds Oct 04, 2003, 12:56 PM if its normally £4.99 and there doing a weekend price of 99p price then you should get the same service Uranus Oct 04, 2003, 05:14 PM Just noticed that www.wcwmedia.com are doing free next day delivery this weekend if you spend over £50. next day is delivery is normaly £6 from them. zymo Oct 06, 2003, 04:30 PM Cant see it being long before you can get a dvd burner that burns at 40x and is only 50 quid. It's not that long ago when I paid nearly 200 quid for a 4x cd writer lol. geobon Oct 06, 2003, 06:24 PM Originally posted by zymo Cant see it being long before you can get a dvd burner that burns at 40x and is only 50 quid. It's not that long ago when I paid nearly 200 quid for a 4x cd writer lol. Yeah and you'd need some HDD to make it of any use!.. But seriously all this talk and production of faster writers tell me why are we still using 16x readers???? Dave2986 Oct 07, 2003, 03:01 AM Originally posted by zymo Cant see it being long before you can get a dvd burner that burns at 40x and is only 50 quid. It's not that long ago when I paid nearly 200 quid for a 4x cd writer lol. dont think so m8! 4x dvd-r speed is 5.54MB (cdr 600k) 8x would be 11.08 MB (cdr 1.2MB) 16x would be 22.16MB (cdr 2.4MB) 32x would be 44.32MB (cdr 4.8MB) 48x would be 66.48MB (cdr 7.2MB) jesterrace777 Oct 07, 2003, 03:24 AM Supposedly they aren't going to go higher than 16x for DVD Burning. Of course then again a 16x drive should burn a full DVD-R in 3-4 minutes which is alot faster than a 52x CD-R drive could burn 4.7GB worth of CD-Rs. |