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Call/Recall has announced it is developing a 1TB optical drive and disk, backwards compatible with Blu-ray, in partnership with with the Nichia Corporation of Japan. Call/Recall began synthesizing 1TB materials for Nichia’s blue-violet laser diodes in December 2007, with first initial testing successfully completed in March 2008.
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Wow, I was not expecting that. Jumping from 50GB -> 1000GB LOL, you would think there would be a few steps in between. This may solve storage issues for many people. I wonder when we'll be having 9999999P HDTVS
Blu-ray is good for 200GB so it's more like 700MB -> 8.7GB -> 200GB -> 1TB
Yes, finally space to store all my xxx!!!
i dont know man .. porn eats up space quickly.. especially the HD stuff
The density of data reaches some alarming level. A single scratch and say good bye to a gigabyte.
Hmmm... whole tv-series in one disk... I could live with that...
Hopefully its burn speed is a little quicker. Could you imagine waiting for 1TB to burn at current speeds
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I think that it is faster than burning 5 blue ray 200Mb disks...
I'll guess 2015 when we can afford one.
I'll guess 2015 when we can afford one.
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Maybe...