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28-03-07, 10:29 PM
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DVD Sized Optical disc Set to Store 1 Terabyte!!!
Mempile have announced an Optical Disc that is set to hold 1 Terabyte this disc is due for mainstream in 2010 and initially there shall be lower capacity discs based on the pretty unique storage technology.
Full Story HERE
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28-03-07, 10:32 PM
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Nice find Joe!
Really good tech this! 
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29-03-07, 03:33 AM
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Yeah - but its 2010. By that time every man and his dog will be doing Multi TB on some sort of disc.
Now if they said this year - or perhaps early next year then it may be something special... But no - its 3 years away in the IT industry...
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30-03-07, 12:52 AM
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this may sounds stupid, but why cant it be released now? same with roadmaps, why cant Intel bring out 32nm now? whats so differnt between now and 2008/10
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30-03-07, 02:22 AM
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Originally Posted by name='jackvdbuk'
this may sounds stupid, but why cant it be released now? same with roadmaps, why cant Intel bring out 32nm now? whats so differnt between now and 2008/10
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The difference is 2 years but seriously I think companies do this so that they have a new product to talk about by then. This technology sounds very promising, I hope the disks are in cartridges though.
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30-03-07, 02:24 AM
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Yea, sure would suck to lose a TB of data because of some scratches :P
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Yea, sure would suck to lose a TB of data because of some scratches :P
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Ya and unless it is different from DVDs it should be very easy to do with that kind of data density.
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30-03-07, 03:20 AM
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Ya and unless it is different from DVDs it should be very easy to do with that kind of data density.
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lol a 1mm scratch is 2 gigs of data :P
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lol a 1mm scratch is 2 gigs of data :P
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Well I am just thinking here, but I wonder how the multiple layers affects it? Does it make it more scratch tolerant or less?
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30-03-07, 10:55 AM
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It probably doesn't do much of either I would think. Then again, I'm not really sure.
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