Comments on: Tera-Discs To Blow Away Blu-Ray and HD-DVD?

By: none

none — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 13:16:49 +0000

LMAO! Tera disks!? Who’s going to pay THAT price? I’ll wait for Blu-Ray to come down and use that medium.

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By: sintaks

sintaks — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 02:57:17 +0000

LOL I remember the Day when the CDR cost $3500 so a today paying $3500 for a Tera-Disc Burner wouldnt be nothing

I’d be happy to pay that for storing that much data on a disc. I’d just hate seeing the $200 Coasters again

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By: jack j jargart

jack j jargart — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 16:04:32 +0000

The tera disc is gona hit the shelves in 2010 but it wont catch on for at least 5 years. its come a long way since the punch cards and back the the concept of even having the amount of storage we have on a cd today was literally out of this world as there was no need for it. As video graphics and games and movie quality increase. i would say we will be using optical discs over several hundreds of terabytes big by 2050 and thats why a team of japanese scientist are reasearching on how to make petabyte discs. Im a graphics desighner and work for Industrial Light and Magic (ILM). we used over 100 petabytes of storage in the making of pirates of the caribbean and i use have 5 petabyts of storage at home and i am not alone as other people st my workplace have more than that. In my recent experiance and view we will have movie quality 50 times better than hd by 2050 and that will easily fill a terabyte disc and that also applies to games. Just thought i would let you know. But all i can say is that the petabyte disc is still on the drwaing boards. Ps the drive 4 the teradisc will cost round about £2000 and the teradiscs coast the same amount to produce as normal dvds so there price will be fairly low but they will start at $1 for 5GB’s and will eventually get as low as a normal dvd would cost over a period of 5 -7 years. movies and games that look so life like you wouldn’t tell the difference between whats real and what isn’t are 30 years off from becoming a reality. this sounds crazy but we have learn’t that anything that sounds crazy now won’t be so crazy in a few decades, like how they thought that you would meltif you travelled faster than 40 mph in the early days of the car and how crazy a gig of memory sounded 30 years ago. hold on tight coz this is just the start of the digital age.

By: HD guru

HD guru — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 07:54:31 +0000

wtf? TDK already created a 8 layer Blu ray disk capeable of holding 1.5TB

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Fri, 31 Aug 2007 17:55:36 +0000

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By: HiryuT

HiryuT — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 05:19:03 +0000

It’ll be great as a storage medium, but since HD-DVD is apparently on the way out, and Blu-ray is barely even being the adopted standard for HD movie playback, I don’t see TeraDisc being a serious threat for the forseeable future. Hell, Blu-ray disc burners for PCs run about 500 bucks nowadays. What would one of these TeraDisc burners cost, 2000 dollars? 3000 dollars? Many people can barely afford the 500 dollar cost of a Blu-ray burner in their PC, let alone something that has a terabyte capacity. Blu-ray technology has just very recently been made somewhat economically accessible to the general public. The public isn’t ready for another technology that, as of yet, isn’t even viable.

By: Comedy Tree

Comedy Tree — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 04:34:33 +0000

what about a zotsabyte they should make a zotsa disc that will probably store every song on that every movie every game a ass load of crap thats will definatley beat the tera disc and blu ray disc and hd dvd

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Thu, 30 Aug 2007 06:55:43 +0000

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By: mthomas

mthomas — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 14:36:02 +0000

How about petabytes ?

(No animals were harmed in the making of this disc? – ed.)