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Acum cativa ani un domn profesor
ROMAN plangea pe la posturile de televiziune dupa cateva mii de
dolari.
Pentru miniaturizarea unui CD-ROM ce putea
inmagazina treabyti pe un CD.
Oferea cota parte din inventie
oricarui "industrias" roman sau statului daca contribuiau cu cateva mii de
dolari.
Din cate stiu s-a ales praful de inventie (in
Romania).
Cu stima,
Dicu-Sava Cristian
www.dsclex.ro
London (pte/27.05.2005/08:35) - A DVD patent has
just been released to the US storage company Iomega http://iomega.com . The new DVD may
be able to hold several hundred movies - almost a terabyte of data, which is
between 40 to 100 times more information than current DVDs can hold.
The new patent uses more nanometre-scale sloped ridges to diffract light, and is called 'Method and Apparatus for Optical Data Storage'. Using shorter wavelength light to read smaller surface features than conventional DVDs - which hold about 8.5 gigabytes - the storage of 10 times as much data will be possible. Toshiba http://www.toshiba.com , NEC and Sanyo have already produced the HD-DVD - and Sony has invented the Blu-Ray Disc. Both are seeking acceptance in the market. But Iomega's patent, called Articulated Optical Digital Versatile Disc (AO-DVD), has sub-wave surface bumps sloping at slightly different angles, which would allow even more information - up to 100 times more - to be encoded. Physicists at the Imperial College London, UK http://www.imperial.ac.uk/physics are also working on increasing storage space on DVDs. Researcher Peter T�r�k said that whether the new DVD technology takes off will depend on the entertainment industry. "The decision as to whether to turn this into a product doesn't depend on us," he said. "It depends on Hollywood." *** sustineti [romania_eu_list] prin 1% din impozitul pe 2005 - detalii la http://www.europe.org.ro/euroatlantic_club/unulasuta.php *** Yahoo! Groups Links
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