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  • Sir. Shpox

    #1

    Hard Drive Future

    Came across this article whilst on the net.



    Nano anyone ?
  • <}US{>BlackHawkPilot73

    #2
    Re: Hard Drive Future

    who the hell needs a million gigs of space.

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    • Consultant01

      #3
      Re: Hard Drive Future

      10 years ago, who needed a gig of space?

      20 years ago, who needed a 486?

      Think beyond 2006

      Alternatively, Id like to see a solid-state hard drive with no moving parts...

      Think super-flash memory that is instantly accessable across terabytes of space...

      As fast as you can click a file, its open... as fast as you can double-click a launch shortcut, the program is loaded and ready to go...

      As fast as you can click a server, the map is loaded and the bottleneck is the connection to the internet...

      Of course, but that time we'll all be on gig download speeds... hahaha.... the future is that eventually computers will get as fast as our brains and they will be able to anticipate our desires... want to play some BF3142? Sit down at the PC (if they even call it that then), put your fingers on the keys and think about it, poof... its loaded.

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      • xSomeGuyx

        #4
        Re: Hard Drive Future

        Amazing

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        • Painl3ss.NL

          #5
          Re: Hard Drive Future

          Imagine defragmenting that .....

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          • Jofaba

            #6
            Re: Hard Drive Future

            I just want a high density disk that is failsafe. I'm perfectly happy with a terabyte if it's guaranteed not to die/break/overheat/fail!

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            • Sir. Shpox

              #7
              Re: Hard Drive Future

              2.8 million gigabytes of information into a cubic centimeter

              Amazing, imagine the amount of porn you could put there. I agree with Jofaba, as long as it's fine, won't break, A terabyte is enough by todays standards, currently the average computer user wont need that much space. But who knows, it's great for management.

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