Magnetic disks can't quite manage 40Gb (gigabits) per square inch, but InPhase Technologies has achieved 515Gb using holographic disk tech.Some seriously specious hard drives are on the way.The concept has been around for several decades but the optical storage technology has only become feasible in the last few years.
Chief technology officer Kevin Curtis said previous tests carried out in April 2005 had only achieved 200Gb per square inch.
[BBC News]
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http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=speciousOriginally Posted by Steve
lol schmunk
Last edited by Matt1eD; 31-03-2006 at 09:14 PM. Reason: removed size thought, was thining in megabits
ROFL!
How many GiB is that? (Puts on n00b hat).
58.2076609134674072265625 GiB per square inch.
Not too shabby.
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