@drew - you make a valid point, but in your example look at what they're actually going to do with the technology. At the end of next year we'll have not a 160tb hard disk, but a 300gb one. It wont acess at 120mb/sec, it'll acess at 20mb/sec. Errr, does anyone else not see the flaw?
I think holographic technology will eventually surpass traditional technologies if it is developed but if at launch it is as inferior to existing technology as planned then it will become a dead duck for marketting, and technology is a market driven sector.
I think holographic technology will eventually surpass traditional technologies if it is developed but if at launch it is as inferior to existing technology as planned then it will become a dead duck for marketting, and technology is a market driven sector.