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Maxell to unveil holographic storage in 2006
It is being called “Holographic Versatile Disc” (HVD), and can supposedly achieve an archive life of over 50 years. Not much different from standard optical discs of today, but much longer than tape drives commonly used as removable backup solutions today.
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6dust
on November 25, 2005 6:04 PM |
Ummm... not Maxtor. Maxell. Big difference. |
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DragonMaster
on November 25, 2005 8:35 PM |
Yeah, when will the error be fixed? No ways to contact Justin? |
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Julio
on November 25, 2005 9:01 PM |
Big, big difference. Should be fixed now, sorry for the typo. I guess Justin wasn't around as much as usual, being a long weekend and all... at least we got some holiday coverage =).You can find all staff contact information here:[url]http://www.techspot.com/staff.shtml[/url] |
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DragonMaster
on November 26, 2005 1:20 PM |
Thanks Julio. Hehe, forgot to look in About link. Doh!It would be fun if there was a link on the author's name, but at the same time, it's not good for spam.I was finding strange that Maxtor started to make optical disks, and that they were worse than current hard disk drives. |
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Soul Harvester
on November 26, 2005 8:35 PM |
Woops, don't know how I slipped up on that one. I left really early friday morning and couldn't see any messages until now! |
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