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Posted by Roy L. Fuchs on 04/22/06 21:56
On Sat, 22 Apr 2006 14:15:20 -0700, Gene E. Bloch
<spamfree@nobody.invalid> Gave us:
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>I knew that some people said they were doing holographic storage, but I
>thought it was in a lab scenario only (and I wasn't even sure I
>believed the reports). Also, I do remember products that were vaporware
>for years until they ... evaporated. So, cynicism, justified or not, in
>this case too.
Oh no. These guys were featured articles in machine design and
engineering publications. It is coming down the pike.
I figured by now we would have holo-cubes. The can read an entire
page in one pass, and there are several thousand pages in a cube.
Some guys recorded 10GB on a roll of shipping tape in Germany a few
years ago. Two lasers are needed. These guys' holographic recording
medium on disc are going to win out first, but holo-cubes are also in
the pipe. They can act like write once, read many RAM cubes.
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