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September 22nd, 2005
Beyond HD DVD ... Is the Holographic Versatile Disc
Abstract:
The Holographic Versatile Disc (HVD) is the stealth player in this protracted struggle; the rapidly emerging technology is capable of storing (eventually) 3.9 TB of data on a CD-sized disc. Beyond this extraordinary capacity roughly the equivalent of 800 DVDs, the format's zippy 1 GB per second thorughput has tremendous implications in the commercial, industrial and d-Cinema realms.
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data-storage-today.com
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