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Originally Posted by Om3gaFlare
Why do you think they come out with a ODD with a blue lazer? To make more money. Why not make a violet lazer, ultra-voilet lazer, etc. What will be the wavelength of the drive? They'll naturally start out with the lowest freq. blues first (AKA BDx1 @ ###.## MB/s). And suck up as much cash as possible. 50GB Discs. Just wait until you look like a fool when BDs are replaced by VDs or InfaredCDs or MicrowaveCDs. A feeling that all of us DL DVDRW buyers will soon experience. All of those jewel cases...CD/DVD Holders...DVD Players... A fool am I to think that a newer , more expensive technology would not come this soon.
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The smaller the size of things is, the harder it is to control. A disc spins at about 4200rpm+, so that's a LOT of calculations and precision. Of course technology is going ahead everyday, but without development, you would still be in front of your 300 MHz PentiumII hoping for the best. 50GB is already sufficient for most purposes, even HDTV...What do you want more??? I see that Blu-ray or HD-DVD is already sufficient for at least the next 15 years or so.. with layered technologies and all