July, 2009Archive for

The Bottomless DVD

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Imagine storing 10,000 standard-definition movies on one disc. Sound impossible? Not to a team of Australian researchers. The team recently published a report in the journal Nature in which it details its development of a five-dimensional storage medium that promises to store up 10 terabytes on a single disc. Peter Zijlstra, James W.M. Chon, and MinGu of the Swinburne University of Technology found a way to combine addressing data using wavelength, polarization, and three spatial dimension...

Clickfree Traveler

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The Clickfree backup concept is a sound one: Just plug in the drive and it automatically backs up all your data. Then the drive generates a report, and becomes safe to remove. That simple concept just got smaller with the introduction of the Clickfree Traveler (16GB), a credit-card-size solid-state drive (SSD) that can back up a maximum of 16GB. The Traveler should be part of any business commute kit, especially if you need an easy-to-use system to keep your docs safe. The drive measures appr...
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