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Posted: 4/10/2005, 6:15 pm
by AnnieDreams
Where exactly is the need? So you can listen to the songs on one ipod for a year straight?
Posted: 4/10/2005, 6:28 pm
by Dr. Hobo
the need for increased storage isnt necessarily tied to music
personally, i have a hi-md player
i have some 400 songs on it.. i cant think of more to add to it
but where storage of this nature is useful is when its used as a storage device like i do with my blank mds.. i just save files to it.. for me, the thing might as well be a thumbdrive or what have you... i have 300 some megs of storage (i think.. i cant remember.. i have to format them to hi-md) but i can save what i want and take stuff off of the disk and use it like a portable hard drive
my bro and i for example will be doing some video conversion work and such this summer, we have a comp at home and one at my moms store.. both are powerful enough to work on, the store also has high-end copier/printers so if i want or need near photo quality printing to be done i can do it at the store and then go home.
a lot of folks need storage for that reason and thats why this kinda technology is important
Posted: 4/10/2005, 6:50 pm
by AnnieDreams
My main reason for talking about music, is because that was what the flash file focused on.
Posted: 4/10/2005, 7:08 pm
by Dr. Hobo
music is the commercial aspect of the technology
they have to parlay the R&D budget into something commercial
the way i see it the ever increasing size of microdrives is a way for geeks to out do their rivals in terms of the size of uhh other things