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Burning? Hardly warm...
300Gbyte at 20Mbytes/sec means over 4 hours at full speed to cut a disk. What is needed is at least gigabit (or 2 or 4) speeds to make it useful. That would cut record time down to no more than 45 minutes. This is what will make it useful for enterprises who are clamoring for hi-cap optical for archiving. But nobody is going to take a whole I/O channel out of production for 4 hours to archive, maintenance windows like that just don't exist any more. Gen 1: strictly low-end consumer stuff.
Posted by: panzrwagn   Posted on: 11/28/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Burning? Hardly warm...  panzrwagn | 11/28/05
awsome  BryanGoldstein | 11/28/05
store 300GB  ipfresh@... | 11/28/05
Forget holographic storage.  bjbrock | 11/28/05
So does the porn industry....  cicuta | 11/29/05
Sort of reminds me  James Dean_z | 11/28/05
Even worse, or better  Boot_Agnostic | 11/29/05
Maxell misses the mark, and then some  grey_eminence | 11/29/05
Burn speed not an issue  Geedavey | 12/06/05

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