i heard it can hold almost 4,000 gigabytes of data , how exactly does it work.
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Anonymous2007-09-12 16:36 ID:Rz335c/J
Unless you have an advanced degree in physics and know what terms like "aspherical apodizer" mean, you'll NEVER understand how holographic storage works.
GB2college and get a physics degree with an emphasis on optics
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Anonymous2008-08-25 23:53
Well, the wonderful people from Opera took some acid. I mean ALOT of acid. They ate everything in the room. It was a bestbuy. The last man standing took a shit, and plugged it into a computer, and viola!
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Anonymous2008-08-27 2:02
>>7
Stop spreading your lies about the Opera developers, you know that Opera is vastly superior to all competition because of its streamlined design and its stability, speed and overall low RAM usage
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Anonymous2008-09-01 4:57
As far as I can tell HVD works similar to a conventional disk only the read layer is a 3d medium and different tracks are stored on different layers, by adjusting the angle of incidence partial reflection will give the data written on a particular layer