1980's Solid State Hard Drive - Biological Storage Device!

A 100 Gigabyte Solid state storage device from the 1980's, it works using green and red lasers to store and read the data. As explained in the video, the problem they had is that in the process of reading the information it also destroys the information. They get around this problem by using another laser to rewrite every bit....

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[ARR016a]

u know this video is old when the guy says "jiggabytes" -_-  0_o

[StrokedGT]

the same guys that developed these old hard drives probably developed yours. i cant wait for kids in 20 years to laugh at your shitty 00's technology, hahaha

[GuyTakashi73]

jiggabytes ftw

[coldlogic1]

he uses jiggawatts to power his jiggabytes.

[MasterTaco666]

lol about 5 more years xD

[Zak420]

Yeah no shit!

[TheWhiteRabbit1990]

I wonder what kind of crazy shit they're working on now that we'll hear about in 30 years.

[hyrael2]

Yes. But hey, i got a 70gb used of system partition

[lmcgregoruk]

Yes, I know, but not all computer have them. most people just use them as a fast boot drive with their data on another drive :-)

[hyrael2]

Yes there's SSD of 128 and 256gb ( And even more. )

[lmcgregoruk]

not in Solid State they dont.

[lmcgregoruk]

Solid State Hard Drive though?