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  • not to memtion optical recordables at the end! (cd)

  • they mention hdd and ssd in 1984!

  • @kinmanyuen I assume that the filming was done in Silicon Valley, California, because that's where the most electronic innovation came from.

  • it's hard to imagine computers without hdd. whats even more fasinating is that game console has gone thru the same evolution. just this generation alone, without hdd in console is still a new concept. we will perhaps look back at our own SDD now when halographic storage device becomes the norm where near infinite storage capacity is possible with instant data read and write.

  • WOW! I just bought a Mac Mini with two 500gb drives in it. It's 7 inches square and 1.25" tall. I love seeing from once we came... I'm old enough to remember NO hard drives...

  • They would probably be pretty impressed with a simple and inexpensive 32 GB Micro SD card...32GB on something the size of your pinky nail impresses the hell out of me still.

  • @2003SCT Me too. Got one inside my phone! (of all things) :D

  • 1984: HDD is the new thing

    2011: SSD is the new thing

  • @confusioncaption 2010 for SSD

  • Ya sabemos entonces que en 1984 nadie hablaba sobre Discos Duros

  • Hang on....

    1:20

    Britannica, Americana, Book of Knowledge and perhaps even the..... Fucking Wagnels?!

  • @crocodile2006 i died, in a retro 80's fashion :)

  • Its so compact!

  • Yes, but can they help run Crysis?

  • it's hilarious how Shuggart of Seagate didn't know what a boot sector was! This what at the computer museum's event.

  • what takes me a minute will take u loser a year mark ripley 1

  • The only man in the world that can make hard drives boring...Uggh

  • NEXT GENERATION OF PLATTERS!

  • By 2084 we may have up to 1.2 Exabytes on completely solid-state crystalline memory.

  • @SouthwesternEagle I can't wait!

  • @SouthwesternEagle how would we ever fill that? i mean all of hguman historys data ever produced is 14-6 depending on source what would need that? also that'd need to be one beast machine to read and process it still good luck to our grand kids

  • Ha! I have 4 times more ram then his hardrive.

  • im sure he says fucking wagnes of something at 1:21

  • 2.8gGB and that was in my compaq deskpro 4000 lol.

  • gigabyte or giga bit, because this is like 10TB on ssd.

  • hard disks are a modern miracle! 

  • Certainly. 

  • lmao i can eat a pizza on the gig platter

  • Alan Shugart - Didn't he own Amstrad?

  • @colinnaraine No, that was Alan Sugar. Similar name though....

  • omg what a pain in the ass this ancient tech must have been.

  • he says gigabyte

  • From 2:57-3:02 those 2 guys are sooo pretending to understand what the other guy is talking about.

  • That 14 inch disk wasn't 1.2GB... it took 9 of those on a spindle to equal the 1.2GB. Also, @5:00 he states the max is ~24MB/square inch, current tech is up to 52GB/square inch. I'm so glad people didn't limit their imagination.

  • I got 750 GB BITCH

  • One thing I liked about this time period, all the intellectuals in computer companies were the spokesmen. Now they employ marketers to be spokesman who know absolutely nothing about what their products are, other then their told they have to sell it.

  • 1.2 GB for 1984...? That's a lot! I have a 400mb hdd somewhere by the house and I think it's from the 1990's! LOL

  • @Fastlof But then, it IS a 12" drive, whereas the 1990s drive will be what, 3.5"? ;)

  • Who uses milli-inches? 1:34

  • lying Hollywood bastards, SKYNET NEVER HAD A CHANCE IN THE 80s!...

  • I still have a working Commodore64, 1541 disk drive, monitor, and printer and some program/games on flobby all still work. And I have a working Atari2600 awell as a SegaMasterSystem with games. 80's were some good times in gaming. I still play some of the old games using emulators on my desktop.

  • Memorex doing HD´s¿XDDD

    GOD 1.2gb... now you have it with quarter dvd...

  • Lol @ 1:25 or so "1.2 gigs on that one platter?" "No on nine platters..." makes you wonder what we'll be using in 26 years, and laughing about. "they had less than a terabyte of ram?! They used SCREENS to see stuff?! xD"

  • @ryfin2000

    I was thinking the same. exact. thing. In maybe 2040 our kids and kid's kids will be looking at the tigerdirect reviews and laugh at 4way SLI and CrossfireX. They will probably comment " Four VideoCards with 1GB each ?! WoW !! Games must have sucked back then. " and " Crysis has some bad graphics ... " lol !

    One of my things to do in life. Check back to youtube in 20 - 30 years and check out pc's from today and compare them. haha. I can already see me laugh.

  • @christianzzz09 if youtube still exists then ^^ 

  • 1.2gb!

  • lol, he pronounces it well as to not cause confusion!

  • Frank (the guy who talking about HDD) sounds like "Will it blend man" doesn't he??

  • Memorex: From pioneering hard disk to making generic CD cases and CD-Rs

  • @Xzeleous Cruel cruel fate.

  • @Xzeleous they still make usbs

  • Man I can remember getting my first HDD. It was a 20 Mb drive and cost around 300 bucks.

  • That a hard disc or an olympic disc?

  • And here we are today at a time when SSD's of usable size are becoming affordable, we've sure come a long way. I for one won't miss the mechanical failures of HDD's :)

  • Can you believe that new LaserDisk? moving pictures all from little pits on a shiny disk! The future is amazing!

  • 1.2 gig! in 1984...

  • @68040E bits

  • @68040E Not available for the consumers though!

  • @68040E Having that much is like having 100TB today.

  • Lol huge ass disk.. idea.. glue it to a hat and you'll be a real Oddjob.

  • XDDDD

  • "Soon engineer will maybe go back to drawing board and study the human brain and learn and unlock the secret of data storage and compression."

    The future of data storage and processing is quantum and holographic.

  • Amazing. Now we can pull 500TB and that is the physical limit that we can actually reach in HDD technology. If we go beyond that, the atomic structure because unstable thus unreliable. Soon engineer will maybe go back to drawing board and study the human brain and learn and unlock the secret of data storage and compression. Heck we already starting with multi-core processor, similar design of different sections in human brain.

  • A 500TB HDD does not exist.

  • I think what he meant was thats the predicted limit according to the math thats been done.

  • why would you need more than a few terabytes?

  • Wish I had one of those Apple II hard drive that made the grunt noises when it was accesing the disk.

  • I still have a working Commodore64 with 1541 disk drive :P :)

  • This thing is huge. Is that big disc suppose to be a Hard Drive? WOW!

  • i think so you needed flightcases for carrying your iPod back than :P

  • lol

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