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Star Wars Geeks building a Holocron
A new attempt. The old way used different colored lasers to store information in a artificial crystal. but I think this one will work better as long as the material stays stable.

the crystal idea was a cube and was multi-layered across all 6 sides. Imagine, the 16layer blu-Ray, stacked ~10 or more times, over 6 directions. That's a minimum of 24 Terabites in 1 small cube.
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Star Wars Geeks building a Holocron  Maarek Stele | 02/03/09
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Hmm  Azathoth | 02/03/09
Everything old becomes new again  ashepard@... | 02/03/09
Such stunted thinking..  Vinny_z | 02/06/09
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