#discstoragebox

Though people have moved to other storage devices to store their data, CD and DVDs haven’t died yet. In fact, they are still sold by the tens of millions. Many people must have remembered the first CD they ever bought, but they don’t recall the last they purchased the new one. I still remember the days when we used to buy CDs to listen to our favorite soundtrack or DVDs to add to our movie collection. There is no denying that people don’t use them that often due to the other options available. However, I still see CDs and DVDs almost everywhere. Against all the odds, a considerable number of individuals are still buying them.

Even though digital options are commonly available for music procurement, CDs are still being sold by the tens of millions. The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry generated a report that in 2014, worldwide sales of physical music, most of which are CDs, were almost $6.82 billion. Moreover, in 2015, Billboard stated that in the first half of the year, CD sales were less from the last half of 2014, but still totaled 56.6 million units. This means that popularity may have decreased a bit, but people are buying a huge number for different purposes.