More here:
<http://mail.siliconslopes.com/interview/henry_o039connell_ceo_and_president_millenniata>
It's not clear that there's any real product today but, in any case,
they don't intend to attack the consumer market until after 2010. They
will undoubtedly have to do some miniaturization by then. Although the
output disc is supposedly readable by standard CD and DVD readers the
writer requires a high powered laser which is presently about the size
of a shoe box. In the interim buy some gold DVDs.
Chuck Norcutt
Jay Drew wrote:
> While galumphing through the web I came across this place:
>
> http://www.millenniata.com/index.html
>
> There was an article in a Utah newspaper touting this as a possible
> replacement
> for long term archival. A DVD that etches the data into the media rather than
> heating up a dye material.
>
> The newspaper article was short on technical details as is the product
> website.
> Anyone heard of this company?
>
> I'm a skeptic, especially with anything that comes out of Utah. I came from
> Utah.
>
> Jay
>
> Hand me my costume
> Please won't you pass me my mask
> I have appointments I must keep with my past.
>
> Bill Nelson - Beauty Secrets
>
>
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