Daewoo Develops Working Holographic Storage Device

[Pinnacle]

http://images.dailytech.com/nimage/1186_060310_cs_daewoo.jpg

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=1878

[RaZz!]

i never heard of "holographic storage", but after reading the info on the daewoo website the only thing i can say is: wow.
this technology sounds very promising - even if i didn't get how it works lol.

[OmegaMerc]

So is the headline from the original link bad engrish? or the company is called Daewood Develops

[trakslacker]

i never heard of "holographic storage", but after reading the info on the daewoo website the only thing i can say is: wow.
this technology sounds very promising - even if i didn't get how it works lol.


Here, have yourself a education on HVD goodness.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_Versatile_Disc

[the]

that is badass. wavelegnth of ht laser counts? are htey alreayd using blue lasers? this has the potential to become 100 terabyte storage

[Cobalt]

So is the headline from the original link bad engrish? or the company is called Daewood Develops
I don't quite get what you mean there. Its perfectly good english. The company, Daewoo (not daewood as you put it), has developed a working holographic storage device.

I can't wait for this stuff to become widespread, although I'd like to see some use out of HD-DVD and Blu ray before they go out the window.

[nn_step]

This may finally kill my tape backups

[OmegaMerc]

I don't quite get what you mean there. Its perfectly good english. The company, Daewoo (not daewood as you put it), has developed a working holographic storage device.


Your right, all the caps in the heading threw me off.