Jul 24, 2008
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Haven't noticed any articles similar to that recently, but of course scientists are always woking on faster, better, smaller in size, bigger in amount, so yea it's possible they are wandering about that
I remember reading an article similar to this a long time ago, although I don't think it was a terrabyte they were thinking it would be possible to run, though I would imagine it could certainly happen. It would be very cool (sad when your DVD has so much more storage than your HD
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lol yeah happened to me before. Had a 3GB hard disk and 14GB DVD, lol that was fun, I actually tried to use the DVD as a hard disk but it burnt out the disk after a while although it was cool. Im now on a 80 + 160 GB disks but I want a 1TB HD, got a link to this on the web? A class 5 (is that right) laser should be powerful enough shouldnt it, but then they cost quite a bit.
this is possible because the layers could be fat enough to read, but the players will take time between each layer and its annying as i haveloads of films that stop in the middle and then you have a ten second period where you cant see anything then it turns back on
Pre-loading would fix that, just give them a hard drive, they could preload, what 20GB in advance? And continue deleting and writing new data and that would take of that.
I seriously doubt it would need to preload 20GB in advance to be effective, I think you could have it less than 1GB and still be more than enough of a preload to solve any delay that could arise from the switch between layers.
I wanna 1 terabyte HD... faster and more secure than actual HD...
What do you mean, faster and more secure?
Nice idea, way nice idea but; would they be affordable? would they be fast enough?
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nice, but my guess is that a drive capable of reading such a disk would cost more than a 160+ hardrive. Infact when the 160 gig HD first came out it would cost you a whopping $4000 and that was back in early 2000
one pents by one pents's worth . it will let you pay more
QUOTE(JaVe @ Mar 30 2005, 07:47 AM) Nice idea, way nice idea but; would they be affordable? would they be fast enough?  wow thats very interesting, i have actually never heard of a terrabyte but that is a huge amount of space
A terabyte DVD... Except shouldn't they call it a CD (compact disk) instead of a DVD (digital video disk)? It sounds pretty cool except I wouldn't get one because the drive would be too expensive, as would be the disks. Still a nifty little idea though.
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