Guess a title update is in order. deltatux

How long do you think it would take Sony to transfer 300GB at 33MB/s? I shudder to think... haha

It's Sony, not Samsung. http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/News/Press/201307/13-0729E

True. Highly unlikely for a Japanese company (Panasonic) to team up with a Korean company (Samsung) . Teaming up with another company from the same country would make more sense.

Im still waiting for the 5TB discs from 2007

That'd be holographic discs...and 7TB Not sure where that technology went...../where it's going, so little info about them other then "it's still in development" also, though i do not dislike the idea of holographic discs, i hope they do come out, i'm still more interested in the holographic hard drives (storage if you don't want to call it a hard drive) for permanent use..

The title is still wrong? hmm...

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.

They'll come down in price just like we've seen in the past. I remember when CD-Rom drives (readers, not writers) cost $1200, and early blank CD's cost about $10/each. Back then when you burned a coaster, it was a serious screw up always resulting in profanity.