Plexiglass-like DVD to Hold 1TB of Data

jcatcw writes "Lucas Mearian at ComputerWorld has a story about a company that plans to demonstrate a new DVD-format at the January CES conference. The .6mm thick disc stores 500GB of data by writing 5GB of data on each of 100 layers within a polymer material similar to Plexiglass. The Israel-based company, Mempile Inc., said its TeraDisc DVDs will offer 1TB of storage for consumers in the next few years, but it's also targeting corporate data archive needs with the new technology that write bits at the molecular level on the florescent-colored polymer. The company plans to sell its first product, a 700GB disc for $30."

Comments

Re:Think of the portability..

[zsouthboy]

(insert joke here regarding your mom, number of discs to store pornographic content of said mother, and the insensitivity of your clod-ness)

Re:FP4J

[calebt3]

You're doing it wrong.

Re:Dammit

[Fordiman]

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