Like bored freshmen and an open phone booth, developers are finding new ways to fit more data into the same space. With current DVD limits pressed and the demand for High Definition video rising, Sony has helped created Blu-ray. This new format allows video to be displayed in 1080P High Definition. To do this the disc has the ability to store 25gb worth of data. But due to the fact that the slandered is open there is no current upper limit. Dual Layer discs can hold 50gb while there are custom discs that can store 100gb. If the end user wants to buy a modified blu-ray reader they can read disc up to 200gb. At this rate who knows what is in store for the blu-ray.
Just your title for this makes the point, “25 to 200” but here’s the thing the CD is pretty much dead especially blue ray, the video end of it is still strong. However the data end of it is going to still be dominated by the flash drive or a my book drive. You can put 1000gb 1TB on a hard drive that read on any computer people still need to buy blue ray drives which are still a we bit pricey.
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