Samsung and Panasonic working on 300GB Blu-ray succesor
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PhazeDelta1
100 GB blank blu-ray discs are $55 here. so I can only imagine how much a 300 Gb will cost. But this is good news, more storage is better.
SetsunaFZero
srsly they are mad. The production yield of Tripel Layer BD's isn't rly amazing and now this, just loool
The industry should just drop the mpeg2 code for movies, i've seen quite some BD movies that are still using mpeg2 -> waste of spaces
Loophole35
This was posted a while back but I think it's relevant to this discussion.
http://theconversation.com/more-data-storage-heres-how-to-fit-1-000-terabytes-on-a-dvd-15306
schmidtbag
MadGizmo
Lane
nhlkoho
I'm sure this is strictly for storage purposes at this point. If they try to replace Blu-Ray movies with these discs this soon nobody will buy them except the extremely rich. Unless they find a way to make them compatible with current blu-ray players.
Icanium
Elder III
Depending on the price, I like this as a viable option. I dislike Cloud Storage (although it is convenient) and don't trust it fully, so I'm always backing up my data at home anyways.
tsunami231
1000 terre bytes on DVD?? sound great but i seem sadly what i see happening is they will market the dvd disc as something else are charge more. love the idea though, would be intresting to see how fast they could write to that size
Raider0001
1TB HDD is still cheaper than 1TB of bluray discs so i think 300GB SSD will be cheaper than 300GB discs in the future - that is amazing progress where silicon chip is cheaper than plastic or is it that they want to rip us off ?
elkosith
Aura89
I'm quite concerned with the state of peoples mentality lately...every new "sweet, they are working towards getting us more advanced technology" is attacked with "Yeah, ok, like that's reliable, cheap, etc. etc. etc.", negative upon negative upon negative feedback. Seriously, whatever happened to the day that new more advance technology was every nerd/geeks happiest days?
EspHack
the thing is, for me at least, i dont even own a disc burner anymore, well there is one in a dusty box, they are useless for me, you can buy and download things online without the hassle of going to some damn store to get an overpriced piece of **** optical discs should go away for good, they only want it because they think they are fighting pirates and maybe feeling better selling "phyisical" things
well im sure skidrow and these guys are ripping all games off their discs, not steam
Pill Monster
http://www.dailytech.com/Quick+Note+Sony+Panasonic+Team+for+300GB+Optical+Disc+Format/article33054.htm
Ji1986
300GB on a single Disc is impressive, however i would never use it as storage.
External HDD, NAS and servers are all my preference to be used as storage.
WhiteLightning
Moderator
Im still waiting for the 5TB discs from 2007
chilly willy
I just wanna see flash get dirt cheap and global average internet speeds to ramp up like 10x then we can all tell optical storage to suck it!
I haven't used optical media in YEARS! minus well the occasional console game or **** where its the only choice. even loading legit windows .iso files i put that stuff on a flash storage device i haven't like burned a cd or dvd since i was in like 5th grade in the mid 1990s or so.
its cool to see advances but the faster it becomes less necessary the better.
TruMutton_200Hz
http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/News/Press/201307/13-0729E
It's Sony, not Samsung.
deltatux
Guess a title update is in order.
deltatux