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Posted by George Peatty on 10/26/06 22:49
On Thu, 26 Oct 2006 21:19:24 GMT, ted@loft.tnolan.com (Ted Nolan <tednolan>)
wrote:
>How about the computer market as a driver? First you needed CDR for
>backup and then DVD, but in the age of 200G hard drives, 9G DVD is
>looking pretty anemic as a storage medium.
Unless you're storing backup copies of all your movie DVDs, I'd say 9 GB is
fine for storage in the near term. I have about 35 GB of MP3s that fit
nicely onto about 10 DVDRWs, and I don't feel cramped for storage capacity.
And, outside of some commercial backup enterprise, or the wish to copy
movies, I doubt that many people have backup needs as large as mine.
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