ˈdɪdʒɪpak/
noun
trademark
noun: digipak; plural noun: digipaks
1.
a type of packaging for CDs or DVDs, typically made from cardboard with an internal plastic holder for one or more discs.
Origin:
1980s: from digital and pack1, probably on the pattern of Tetra Pak.
-Wikipedia.
A digipak is basically a CD case. What makes them different from normal CD cases (why they are classed as digipaks) is that they can include lots of extras such as photographs, informations about the band, song lyrics and maybe even a little booklet about the music. Digipaks cost a little more than regular CD cases because of all these extras, but they are worth it if that is what the fans want.
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