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Well, it really doesn't matter what discs you buy, the only way you'll need something that uses special discs is if you get Lightscribe on it, which basically labels the disc in the drive. Then you'll need special discs. The other thing you may have to buy different discs for is, a DVD-R is for data, while a DVD+R is for media like movies, music, etc. They both cost about the same, but if you use a DVD-R with movies, it may not play in a standard DVD player. I highly recommend newegg, it's a great company, and I have ordered from there a LOT, and have never had a problem, and they're prices are cheap, too. So, what I would do, is find a 16X or 18X external DVD burner that's not too expensive and buy it. That's what I did, and 6 months later I've burned over 300 DVDs with my $50 external and it still works like a dream.
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