Maxell has announced that they will be showcasing their new storage technologies at NAB New York. Along with their recordable Blu-ray and HD DVD media, the company will have its holographic storage technology on display.
Due to ship to OEMs in December, Maxell's holographic storage technology is in beta tests with several broadcasters. With its first generation cartridges holding 300 GB of data, Maxell -- in conjunction with InPhase Technologies -- is developing 2nd and 3rd generation cartridges to hold 800 GB and 1.6 TB of data respectively...
...Maxell will also display its Blu-ray and HD DVD technology formats, both of which are designed to meet currently expanding digital video requirements for recording and viewing large amounts of data including high definition movies. Maxell's continual advanced developments with this technology will provide for high transfer rates and better rewritability, which will be needed for the video and storage requirements of the future.
If you'd like to read more, Maxell's entire press release can be found here.
