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A TeraDisc could hold up to 250,000 high-resolution pictures, or 40 HD movies
A TeraDisc could hold up to 250,000 high-resolution pictures or 40 HD movies. Israel-based Mempile Inc. said its TeraDisc DVDs will offer 1TB of storage for consumers in the next few years -- and corporations will be able to use the technology to permanently store data at a fraction of the price of spinning disk and tape, according to Dr. Beth Erez, Mempile's chief marketing officer. Today's high-definition DVDs hold a maximum of 50GB in formats such as HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc.
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