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"Japan-based Optware Corp. has announced it had achieved successfully the world's first recording and play back of digital movies on a Holographic Versatile Disc (HVD) with a reflective layer using Optware's revolutionary Collinear Holography."

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Kinda expensive aren't they?
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I know...I can't wait to get one in RW format...**drooles**
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HAH!.. rw dual layer
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100x speed...burners are free after rebate
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I know...I can't wait to get one in RW format...**drooles**
It won't be too long; the first DVD players were over 1200 a peice at introduction and were down to about 400 in less than a year.

Who needs a hard drive with one of those things!
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having all your data on one of those discs could prove to be unreliable.. scratch.. and there goes the farm! but you could make backups I guess.. also, they'd prob be noisy... and seek time would be slow
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as long as the scratch isn't deep, it should be ok.

You do need a hard drive. I bet HVD-RW's would be ATA-66 max
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Well at about 8 times the bandwidth of SATA and 4 of SCSI, I'm wondering what they would be using.
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