[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Just damn....

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

fyi

[aft_lizard]

Just damn....

Indeed.

I cant say for certain I will ever need that much space, I mean I compute alot but I only take up 20 gb of my 100 gb drive. At my rate it will take me a thousand years to fill up 300tb's, of course I am sure MS will find away to make a browser bloated enough to fill up much of the space.

[Dead Corpse]

I'd still want two of 'em. A bit like a gas in a chem lab experiment, software tends to fill up any and all available space in a given volume.

[Atlas Sneezed]

Of course, Windows '10 will take 120Tb just for a basic install.

[Turbopilot]

That's a whole lot of room for

[seacapn]

I wonder how much storage space an hour of uncompressed, high-definition holographic video would take up...

[ThePythonicCow]

Hmmm ... the current fastest SATA 3.0 connections run at 300 Mbytes/sec. Dividing 300 TByte by 300 Mbyte means it would take 1,000,000 seconds, which is 11.57 days of full speed, non-stop reading to read that disk (probably slower to write, don't know) via SATA 3.0

[Petronski]

Somebody do the math: how many HD-DVD films will that hold?

[Petronski]

Has there been a thread yet about the Intel concept CPU with 80 cores controlled by an onboard network router, supposedly promising 1 teraflop?

[ShadowAce]

[marvlus]

Do you realize that this is equivalent to having 1000 300GB hard drives? Holy mackeral! What comes after terra? Penta?

[DungeonMaster]

Every nudie picture ever taken!

[Ramius]

I hope I don't still have to back it up to tape.

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[Lazamataz]

Seagate thinks that it will be able to create a 300 TB hard-drive by 2010.

Great, but by 2011, mine will be full.

[LibWhacker]

So when the price on those puppies comes down, does this mean my bank won't try to squeeze me when I need to access account data that's more than six months old?

[roaddog727]

Holy crap.

I can remeber back (not too long ago) when 1TB cost $1 million bucks.

Just Damn, indeedy.

[Bean Counter]

I hate to admit it, but I remember when an 80mb hard drive was big, big news...

[Dog Gone]

Good lordy!

The first computer I bought had a 40mb hard drive, and that was an expensive upgrade!

[skinkinthegrass]

..I'll take two, Please...