I'm eagerly waiting for that stamp-size portable that takes up all my music
SEAGATE SEES THE FUTURE: STORING THE U.S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS ON A 50-CENT COIN
Full Version: 50 terabits per square inch
Hope you folks have archieved your music lossless ....
I'm eagerly waiting for that stamp-size portable that takes up all my music
SEAGATE SEES THE FUTURE: STORING THE U.S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS ON A 50-CENT COIN
I'm eagerly waiting for that stamp-size portable that takes up all my music
SEAGATE SEES THE FUTURE: STORING THE U.S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS ON A 50-CENT COIN
Yeah, and do you expect consumers are going to spend $1 per downloaded song to fill up their iPod X ?
Yeah, I'm sure they will...
But not me
I still like to have my CD's ripped and tagged by my own
Interresting question, how much would the download cost be until the HD is full ....
But not me
I still like to have my CD's ripped and tagged by my own
Interresting question, how much would the download cost be until the HD is full ....
QUOTE (High Fidelity @ Mar 25 2004, 11:29 AM)
Yeah, I'm sure they will...
But not me
I still like to have my CD's ripped and tagged by my own
same hereBut not me
I still like to have my CD's ripped and tagged by my own
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Interresting question, how much would the download cost be until the HD is full ....
Or How many hours would I have to spend transferring/cutting/archiving/tagging vinyls to fill that
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50 terabits per square inch, storage capacity in the year 2010
That's a lot of pr0n... I MEAN, music.
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