Redefining What's Possible in Data Storage
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why dont they a card with no moveing parts
alienhddna 2 months ago
IMAGINE WHAT GAMES ARE GOING TO BE LIKE!
peruface 1 year ago
Wrong Answer!
Sony Blu Ray blank disc's cost $6 bucks in San Antonio Tx. They did cost $25 but not now.
Where can I get a 2TB Raid-1 for $100 Bucks?
I shoot video weekly. I have various drives filled up (948 GIG's just on drives!). I also have several hundred DVD's filled with backup files in my book case. I've burned out two portable USB drives from usage. I need a 2TB drive just for storage. Disc storage is dead! Chip storage should be pursued-No Moving Parts to Break!
Sirrom0206 2 years ago
They will cost way to much! Look at A single blank blu ray disk they are like 20-50 bucks each!
Which bring out another point, How many would you need. 2 at the most? Then what will the company selling them do when no one is buying them? There are going to be very few people that will NEED this much storage and fewer people still that will get it just to get it.
I think hard drives are still the better option.
100 bucks for 2 TB hard drive. Can't beat it!!
FroggyVector 2 years ago