Maxell has holographic discs that can hold up to 1.6 terra-bytes.
It’s set to be introduced in 2006, but only at the 300 gig capacity. Gee, only three hundred gigs? I don’t think I’ll bother to buy storage media that is bigger than my hard drive. 
?! It’s bigger than both our hard drives.
And excuse me, but your link is showing, bouv my dear.
I have only one thing to say to that.
ME WANTY! 
Well why are you looking in the first place?
What’s wrong with looking? Are you shy?
I guess we can pass on Blu-Ray disc technology, then, eh? It isn’t even out yet, is it? And already they’ve got something another few leagues more advanced. Who would buy 27 gigs on a disc if they could get 300?!
I look forward to it, actually. I could reduce my CD collection to about 100 of the new discs, in uncompressed .wav files!
First, terabyte only takes one ‘r’ and no hyphen.
Second, I fixed the link.
Third, this could be very cool.
" can hold as much data as 63 DVDs" I could put my current DVD collection on no more than 5 of them if any of my DVD player programs could read them.
Am I the only one who also thinks this is cool because it looks like old floppy disks? It’s retro!
Is this a real product? I get the feeling someone made it up.
Yes, it’s real, or at least the press release is.
Are the drives for home use read-only, like a CD-ROM? Or more like a CD burner? Or better yet, completely rewriteable?
300 gigs, eh? It would b interesting to have a disk that can fit more than five times as much as my hard drive can.