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I had one of the first double-height 70 MB drives when it came out. It literally could hold all of the popular software of the time, around 50 applications. I
by redis_mlc 7y ago
I had one of the first double-height 70 MB drives when it came out.
It literally could hold all of the popular software of the time, around 50 applications.
I also had one of the first CD-ROM drives at work (the Japanese director had connections at Sony.)
We were like, "How can anybody possibly ever fill 650 MB of data storage?"
We ended up mastering our own satellite data CD-ROMs to demonstrate to people what was possible.
- Dylan16807 7y agoMeanwhile NTSC is sitting over there needing around a megabyte per second to store. Pictures and movies have always been the easy answer for how it's possible to fill up huge amounts of storage.