LG CDRW 8x4x32

This is the first Dooyoo opinion that I have written for a few weeks, so if it is in any way lacking, please let me know and I will do my best to improve it. Anyway, enough of this waffle, I'll just get straight on with the juicy stuff. Having recently finished building my new PC, I decided that it was still lacking a certain something. I had no way of backing up my data apart from using the floppy drive, which is totally archaic anyway. The only realistic and suitable solution in my situation was to buy a CD Writer. I had been hoping to find a second-hand one of Ebay.co.uk so had waited a few weeks to see if I could find one at a decent price. It was soon ...  Read the complete review

So it was my husband's birthday, and his going on and on (and on) about getting a CD-RW finally wore me down. Having a bit of space on the ol' credit card, I decided to toddle off down to PC World and see what was on offer, which happened to be the LG 8x4x32. This was handy because after reading the ops about it on this site I'd decided that looked like a good option anyway. Having parted with my £79.99, I brought my proud possession home, and decided that what I should really do was fit the beast for my computer illiterate husband as a surprise. (Aren't I nice? The answer is "Yes"...) I won't tell you all the ins and ...  Read the complete review

I actually wrote this opinion a while ago, but I posted it in the wrong category, so it was taken off. However, now that there is a proper category for it I've posted it back on. The Review. I've been after a CD-RW drive for ages now, but most of them seem to be really expensive. So I thought to myself say I could use my dooyoo miles, and a bit of cash to purchase one. The first thing I did was visit the Dixons and PC World website. Guess what? They sell LG CD-RW drives for under £100, well I was really excited and couldn't wait for my vouchers to come. The big day come last week, and I drove straight to Dixons to get my ...  Read the complete review

In today's modern computers, a CD Writer is an essential bit of kit. Files, applications and programs today have grown from the 1.44Meg limitations of a floppy disk into giant multi-Meg sizes and require more storage space. That is where a CD rom steps in. Im a systems developer and require mine daily to take things to and from work. The applications that i update at home are needed during the day so I just burn what I have done that night down onto a CD rom. Perfect. What I needed was a fast reliable CD Writer that offered great performance but at a price that suited my pocket. That is where my LG CD writer stepped in. Its an ...  Read the complete review

This is not quite the product listed in the list but it is very similar so I thought I?d post it here! When I first considered purchasing this product, I was extremely unsure about the pros and cons of a CD-rewriter and whether the installation of the internal drive would prove to be a great hassle and problem! However my desire to have the ability to make CDs of all my favourite tracks overcame in the end and I went along to PC World to make the purchase, having waited a few weeks for the product to be in stock. Having purchased the CD-rewriter I now faced the most difficult task of all, installing it into my computer. Since I am only an amateur at ...  Read the complete review