I dunno. Tesco has some good quality stuff (it's like any supermarket - sometimes is good, sometimes is bad...the key is not to get suckered into buying everything there for convenience in my mind).

Software? I think any proficient internet user that already uses freeware (not strictly the same thing as open source, though it happens to correlate) won't bother, but we're not the target market. Tesco have a decent reputation for listening to feedback, which is needed for software to really take off, so who knows?

Still, I think it'll be as much of a flop as straight-to-budget games are.

I ebay all my hardware so there's no problems. Yes tesco are expading but thats alright for the weekly shop but i dont see people picking up a stick of RAM with there potatoes. The internet works out cheaper and i would recommend buying from there rather than from a super market

At the moment, I can't see myself buying any software from tesco. Although, having said this, if I saw a good program for a cheap price, and I could see myself using it, then I would buy it.

I don't really agree with the way in which tesco sell loads of things which prevent the independent reatailers from earing a profit and how they use disgusting tactics in order to gain a little more money.