Guinness's World's Smallest Hard Drive Record
ketbra writes "CNN reports that Toshiba has received the Guinness World record for the smallest disk drive for their new 0.85-inch HDD. (Covered on Slashdot a while back) The technology editor from Guiness made the comment that "Toshiba's innovation means that I could soon hold more information in my watch than I could on my desktop computer just a few years ago". "
At last, a hard drive thats also a suppository. Just what we need after a few too many rounds of Guinness.
"Have you ever thought about just turning off the TV, sitting down with your kids, and hitting them?"
You look at the picture and say "Damn, that's a big quarter."
The bigger the inside, the smaller the outside. I've already lost 2 hard drives this way... When will they stop?? Is it too much to ask for something at least one cubic foot?
Is it strange to think that hard drive is cute ?
Not sure why, but it just seems adorable in a little puppy dog kind of way.
What will we do when our watches have a BSOD?
To set the record for how many you can eat in a minute using a cocktail stick?
And if you thought that was boring you obviously havn't read my Journal ;-)
Was anyone else supremely disappointed to see the word 'Guinness' (possibly mispelled) and find that the article was not about beer, with this being the day before St. Patty's day and all?
(Offtopic +1, Beer)
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Smallest market share?
This is not a dream, not a dream...we are transmitting from the year 1-9-9-9.
Am I the only person that immediately thought, "Wow, 1 bit!".
In the not too far future... [man looks down at watch] "What time is it Pamela?"
Nothing disturbs me more than blind loyalism towards some unrealistic and over-idealistic notion of one's nationality.
One more thing to lose. I can't wait for the day when I need tweasers and a magnifying glass to replace a HD.
tomorrow they'll put 16 gb drives *inside* quarters.
#!/usr/bin/english
Thousands of geeks applied to Guinness for creating the smallest linux distro. At the end of the day, only 3 were left standing.
The first hard drive I ever bought was only 5 megabytes (no, not gigabytes). That's way smaller than the one in the article.
Consider two geeks in a pub (yeah, it's a stretch, usually one pint and they're under the table babbling about some OS or Kirk&Spok or making Monty Python references before passing out, ..):
A feeling of having made the same mistake before: Deja Foobar
Yes,
We can all be super spies. With gigs of data in a watch, we can sneak into foreign embassies and video tape almost everything in sight.
Everyone in the industry knows that Toshiba hasn't made small hard drives, they've bred huge people
"My God...It's full of ads!" -Fry, about the Internet, Futurama
I believe the storage capacity of a standard coin is 1 bit, heads or tails. Some coins can also be placed on their edge, producing a third result. This is however considered out of spec, and will generally stabilize to one of the two defined states.
...ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam.
the competition to see who had the earliest/smallest bit of technology:
"I had a [sinclair, 128k mac, apple, amiga] with a [subtract one unit from previous post]k hard drive, even after I doubled it in size with [crappy software] I wish I still had it, I'd set it up to run a [web server, distributed computing ap] but for now I guess I will have to be satisfied with running it in emulation mode with my [DR-DOS, OS2, BeOS, DOS 3.1] box!
I'm going to fill up the world's tiniest drive with really really small thumbnail sized pr0n!
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