1,000 GigaByte Dvd!

matt.chugg · Dec 15, 2006

Looks pretty interesting!

http://news.ucf.edu/UCFnews/index?page=article&id=0024004105bd60439010c0c76ce2f00409b

University of Central Florida Chemistry Professor Kevin D. Belfield and his team have cracked a puzzle that stumped scientists for more than a dozen years. They have developed a new technology that will allow users to record and store massive amounts of data -- the museum’s entire collection or as many as 500 movies, for example -- onto a single disc or, perhaps, a small cube.

Belfield’s Two-Photon 3-D Optical Data Storage system makes this possible.
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N5638J · Dec 15, 2006

cool very cool

Rikky · Dec 15, 2006

They've used a photochromic polymer I guess they've moved away from biological protein storage,thats gonna pee off the guys still working on bio storage devices

bigbazza · Dec 16, 2006

Wonder if it is Read Write? lol. Bazza

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matt.chugg said:

Looks pretty interesting!

http://news.ucf.edu/UCFnews/index?page=article&id=0024004105bd60439010c0c76ce2f00409b
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goose · Dec 17, 2006

These might be big enough to hold a single hd movie in the future. 10 gig for the movie and 990 for the DRM.

insamaic · Dec 17, 2006

I have a feeling this is gonna be expensive.

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