The Death of the Optical Drive and Why You Still Might Want One
Remember the days of floppy discs in your big ol’ desktop computer? Children these days will never know the joy of putting one into the little slot and waiting for it to load, hoping that you haven't switched it across to write-protected. When floppy discs disappeared from our lives, they were replaced by CDs and DVDs. We would spend hours downloading tunes (sometimes illegally!) off the internet while hoping our parents didn’t use the phone line because that would cut off the often temperamental dial-up connection. We would then ‘burn’ them onto CDs, with titles such as ‘Carl’s Tunez 2002’. If you weren't into the downloading music thing, you might have spent hours loading your holiday photos on a DVD for a slideshow for your grandparents.
Well, sadly, youngsters these days are going...








