Hard Drives to reach 3TB in 2010?

[Krauersaut]

lol I doubt it's full of Excel sheets (~1MB each). Even 10,000 mp3s would only be ~50GBs.

 

Probably 5TB of p0rn and ripped DVDs lol.

Ripped DVDs?! Who would ever download that? We're all buying our DVDs the legal way, Phantasm.

[SuicidalManiac]

lol I doubt it's full of Excel sheets (~1MB each). Even 10,000 mp3s would only be ~50GBs.

 

Probably 5TB of p0rn and ripped DVDs lol.

 

tons of movies and tv shows. I download on avg 20gigs a day.

Edited May 30, 2010 by SuicidalManiac

[Duckie]

the number of bits available on a hard drive will soon be larger than the number of atoms in the universe

[Jaaa!&]

I have a 2TB harddrive and a 10TB hard drive

[Qlimax]

SSD FTW!!!!!

[kandya]

the number of bits available on a hard drive will soon be larger than the number of atoms in the universe

 

lols hope to still be alive to see that

[Duckie]

Upper limit of atoms in the visible universe 1.5 × 10^82 atoms

 

The number of bits in a yottabyte is = 9.67140656 × 10^24 bits

 

i.e... you probably won't live to see it, based on Moore's law =P My scope of saying "soon" is actually quite large in terms of human-years... but thats all relative now isn't it.

[kandya]

Upper limit of atoms in the visible universe 1.5 × 10^82 atoms

 

The number of bits in a yottabyte is = 9.67140656 × 10^24 bits

 

i.e... you probably won't live to see it, based on Moore's law =P My scope of saying "soon" is actually quite large in terms of human-years... but thats all relative now isn't it.

 

Good point u got there though Moore"s law is a violation of Murphy"s law so acording to Murphy it may not even be possible to achieve that ...i guess...