Richard_Cranium72
09-09-2000, 08:15 AM
It's been a while since we discussed this one.
Thought it's a good topic for those who haven't had the chance to review
" The FMD-ROM disc planned for release has 10 (!) layers, compared to a maximum of 2 for a CD, and maximum of 4 for a DVD. What’s even scarier about the disc, which is of the same size as a CD or DVD, is that it can store up to a massive 140GB!
Fluorescence memory has a tarnfer speed of up to 1GB per second today. IF we were to trust the transfer speed of FMD drives to develop like the one of CD-ROM drives, you can trust this speed to increase to 72GB/sec in three to four years
Over 20 hours of HDTV (MPEG-2 compressed) video, a small library or the contents of your entire CD collection, uncompressed, on a SINGLE 120mm disc
by Adam Duracz
http://www.3dhardware.net/features/dvdead/
Thought it's a good topic for those who haven't had the chance to review
" The FMD-ROM disc planned for release has 10 (!) layers, compared to a maximum of 2 for a CD, and maximum of 4 for a DVD. What’s even scarier about the disc, which is of the same size as a CD or DVD, is that it can store up to a massive 140GB!
Fluorescence memory has a tarnfer speed of up to 1GB per second today. IF we were to trust the transfer speed of FMD drives to develop like the one of CD-ROM drives, you can trust this speed to increase to 72GB/sec in three to four years
Over 20 hours of HDTV (MPEG-2 compressed) video, a small library or the contents of your entire CD collection, uncompressed, on a SINGLE 120mm disc
by Adam Duracz
http://www.3dhardware.net/features/dvdead/