1tb Cd

[asmithz]

http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000447030408

While Sony and Toshiba (among others) are squabbling over Blu-ray and HD-DVD, CMC Fuji Photo, CMC Magnetics, and three other companies have rallied around Optware’s HVD technology—that’s Holographic Versatile Disc—and founded the HVD forum. They may not come out and say it, but they’ve obviously got bigger fish to fry than the small stuff—their HVD format stores 1TB of data on a single CD-sized holographic disc (yes, that’s over 33 times larger than HD-DVD, and 20 times larger than Blu-ray’s capacity).

If we pay $1 for ever 4.7gig dvd, that will cost $250 a CD Still interesting

[tesco]

they won't be $250
well probably not.

but blueray discs have been posted a few times before.
edit: nvm it's no blue ray.

[asmithz]

they won't be $250
well probably not.

but blueray discs have been posted a few times before.

Did you read it at all? Its HVD not Blueray, its 20 times larger then blu-ray.

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That disk can store almost 1500 Xvid movies (700MB)

[tesco]

Did you read it at all? Its HVD not Blueray, its 20 times larger then blu-ray.

ya but didn't pay much attention.

[bigdawgfoxx]

wow..with that technology just think of the size our hdds could be...

[Snee]

That's very cool. I don't have nearly that much hd space

Btw, re: blu-ray, weren't they talking about the possibility of making blue ray discs out of paper?

[silent h3ro]

Technology is wayy to fast for me to keep up.