Move over DVDs, here comes the HVD
News That's the goal of the Holographic Versatile Disc (HVD) Alliance. Six companies, including Fuji Photo and CMC Magnetics, have formed a consortium to promote HVD technology, which will let consumers conceivably put a terabyte (1TB) of data onto a...
[February 4, 2005, 9:00]
Move over DVDs, here comes the HVD
Talkback Move over DVD, Blu-Ray, and HVD ! HERE comes Atomic Holographic Optical Nanostorage http://colossalstorage.net
[February 4, 2005, 17:02]
Move over DVDs, here comes the HVD
Talkback This kind of spelling leaves users a little cynical! Interesting, but not relevant to todays purchasers. It will clearly be some time before the technology is stable enough and cheap enough.
[February 4, 2005, 16:27]
Move over DVDs, here comes the HVD
Talkback Knowing what's next now, will I just wait for HVD storage? I think this kind of forcasting can leave people a little synacle, when DVD came out I didn't know what would be next. Yet Blue Ray is not even pronounced winner and people are talking...
[February 4, 2005, 14:01]
Microsoft and Intel join next-gen DVD fray
Talkback P.S.to MS, if you make Windows as hard to use with Blue-Ray as iTunes is currently for me, then I'm going to skip everything and wait for HVD Lets put this advice in its context, who actually takes advice from Microsoft - they say don't use windows...
[September 28, 2005, 23:40]
Gartner sees boom for virtualisation in slump
News The nascent hosted virtual desktop (HVD) software market in EMEA, which stood at around €12m in 2008, will treble by the end of 2009, Gartner said. An HVD is a full, thick-client user environment, with an operating system and applications, running...
[April 9, 2009, 12:35]
Tomorrow never comes for BT
Leader The HVD (Holographic Video Disc) Alliance says that its 3D optical system will lead to 1TB removable storage and could replace the DVD entirely. Some ideas are so good they keep on coming back. Take fuel cells, those perennial power plants.
[February 4, 2005, 11:50]
