Replying to Have You Heard Of The Holo Disk

Um, I have been seeing this kind of info for 10+ years. Yea, the technology sounds great if they ever get past the problems. Both technical, and financial. Yea, they have been able to get holo tech to work, but it costs a fortune, and it's still not stable yet. :/  It will be nice to see larger portable storage.   So far, the best that's out is BlueRay.

-YB

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Um, I have been seeing this kind of info for 10+ years. Yea, the technology sounds great if they ever get past the problems. Both technical, and financial. Yea, they have been able to get holo tech to work, but it costs a fortune, and it's still not stable yet. :/ It will be nice to see larger portable storage. So far, the best that's out is BlueRay.

-YB

here is what I could find in a little google search

Potential designs for holographic storage media consist of holographic disks (Holodisks or HoloCDs) and holographic cubes (Holocubes).  One of the limitations is that holographic disks and/or holo-cubes must be accessible to light, but also enduring in construction.  When optimized, these media could hold upwards of a terabyte of data.  The commercial market for holo-disks and/or holo-cubes could grow to various billion dollars by 2010.

here are some url's
http://www.holocomputing.com/
http://www.holocomputer.com/
http://www.holodisks.net/

As a matter of fact there are a lot of domains with information starting with holo something dot something

http://www.holomemory.info/
http://www.holocube.com/ and etc. better search google, there are lots about it which content almost looks the same.

Umm can we have a link on the disk or maybe a you would care to elaborate a bit on the subject, i mean this is a real teaser, holo disks sound interesting ..maybe google is in order.

Have you all heard about the new holo disk that store 40GB of memory?

Excpected release 2008