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Movie Playback From 1TB Holographic Disc

qorkfiend writes "Optware Corp. has announced successful playback of digital movies on a new holographic recording disc with a reflective layer. Known as the Collinear Holographic Data Storage System, the disc has a one terabyte storage capacity and one gigabyte transfer speed. The disc size is 12cm, comparable to that of a DVD and a CD."

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  1. Re:size.. by Trolling4Dollars · · Score: 0, Troll
    The disc size is 12cm, comparable to that of a DVD and a CD.

    The key word is COMPARABLE. English. Learn it. Love it. Live it. ;P

  2. Damn straight by maynard · · Score: 1, Troll

    Personally, I just want to know when I can buy a burner.

    200GB LTO tapes just don't cut it any more. Seriously. Trying to move terabytes at a time with ten or twenty tapes is a real bitch. Never mind relying on I2 to transfer that amount of data in a short time span. A 1GB disc would be a Godsend for those of us doing data intensive applications. --M

  3. Re:size.. by Trolling4Dollars · · Score: 0, Troll

    Hehehe... I tried your "man woman" thing and got this:

    $ man woman
    No manual entry for woman

    I guess digital coitus is off limits? The real question is: who is doing the manual entry and who is being entered? ;P

  4. Re:Okay, maybe Mark Cuban was right by severoon · · Score: 0, Troll

    Oooh! Yay! I can hardly wait for the VHS vs. Betamax-style format wars to begin!

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    but have you considered the following argument: shut up.
  5. You'll only need 3 of them by srenker · · Score: 0, Troll

    to install Longhorn.

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    My new /. login is fabu10u$.
  6. Re:Finally! by Trolling4Dollars · · Score: 0, Troll

    That sounds like the kind of sweet goodness I've been looking for. Now... I just need to upgrade my home network to machines with SATA interfaces.

  7. Re:size.. by Trolling4Dollars · · Score: 0, Troll

    You RTFA. I didn't. :) So let's blame it on the original submitter and we can both be happy.