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Post by collinE »

keep it clean, yo
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Post by BoomBox-Creations »

dont believe me if you wish, but i am telling the truth.

Next your gonna try telling us its a solid state drive that uses intense laser beams to etch your memory onto synthetic crystalline memory blocks.
if that technology were possible, wouldnt you think we would have hard drives with petabytes of memory not terabytes?


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If you dont believe me, and here to critisize me, please just leave this thread please and actually answer the question. thanks
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Post by HBN »

BoomBox-Creations wrote:
Next your gonna try telling us its a solid state drive that uses intense laser beams to etch your memory onto synthetic crystalline memory blocks.
if that technology were possible, wouldnt you think we would have hard drives with petabytes of memory not terabytes?
It is possible, actually. Its just not in production. And yes, you're right. It'd be in petabytes.

And, it'd fit inside a PSonep... a matchbox sized drive would blow any terabyte drive out of the water.

All my point is, BoomBox, is without proof you are lying, or you might as well be. Thats the way it is here.
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Post by timewarp »

BoomBox-Creations wrote: Image
You're a liar. Here is the google result for the image you cropped that from:
Google Image Result

That's the Western Digital My Book Premium Edition II, 2 TB version, and it goes for about $400.
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collinE wrote:timewarp - 1

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Post by bicostp »

If you want to have 24 terabytes of hard drive space, you need multiple hard drives.

Here's a 1 TB Western Digital hard drive from Tiger Direct for $210.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... &CatId=139

Multiply (there's no such thing as 'timesing' something) by 24 to get the capacity, and you have a grand total of:

24 hard drives
$5,016

Minus tax and shipping. Still cheaper than buying 10,000 blank CDs, but still.

In light of everything you've said so far (including your battery questions), We can't help but think you're full of it.

Let's see this board that supposedly lets you address all this space with a PSone. (No fair cropping down a picture of a motherboard off NewEgg.)
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Post by BoomBox-Creations »

see you learn something new every day

i was reading something, that they are trying to fit a HDD with i think it was 12.8 petabytes of memory into a cubic centimeter of space,

heres the link if yer dont believe me: http://www.hiptechblog.com/2006/05/11/f ... ard-drive/

alto it is probably 2 different things that link and what your talking about HBN....

EDIT: he he he reading that article more, its exactly the same thing you were talking about.... lol
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Post by exploding.monkey »

post some pics please!!
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Post by zeda.beta »

this is the only hard drive i found and it is an array of them
it costs so much that they didnt even show it

http://www.superwarehouse.com/Overland_ ... /p/1524485

enter it into your browser and see for yourself
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Post by zeda.beta »

and they are also 164.9 lbs total! that would make for a very heavy portable.
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Post by themadhacker »

OMG OLD THREAD BUMPING!!!!
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Post by palmertech »

Boombox is full of BS, then acts offended when we call him out on it (Or more likely, disappears and pretends he does not see the thread).

I think he is finally gone, thank goodness, and GOOD RIDDANCE! :roll:

Now that he is gone, who will take his place? :? I know!

hey guyz, i has a mind reader psone, it has a chip that goes in ure head and then it reads the game from ure memori, so you can mak it do what u want. my mind has like 9000gb of space, so tat is like 500roms.

u guys are lame you say i am liyer? FINE GOSH, here are pics of the circut I am using:
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see i told u. :evil:
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Excellent
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Post by themadhacker »

you sound a little TOO much like him.
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Post by exploding.monkey »

IS this old thread bumping?
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