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The read/write thing got me on the train of thought of DVD-RW. It uses 5 in discs so an LPRW would fit in a standard bay. If it records at 33 and plays at 78
by benj111 4y ago
The read/write thing got me on the train of thought of DVD-RW.
It uses 5 in discs so an LPRW would fit in a standard bay.
If it records at 33 and plays at 78 it's even a LPRW X 2.23!
I wonder how much data you could store...
- mmastrac 4y agoBased on cassette data rates using audio encoding, and a total hand-wavey ballpark of ~10kB/min using modern encoding techniques, I'd totally guesstimate about 100kB of data on there.
- benj111 4y agoWell that's more than enough for anyone!
- SoftTalker 4y agoMy old TI-99/4a stored 90kb on a 5" floppy disk.