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What does the future hold for drives, 10 years from now?
10 years ago we had much lower space, and prices are great today, but I wonder if, as the world moves towards a dependency on streaming and cloud services, this same improvement won't be repeated the next 10 years... I'm particularly interested in having a laptop with 6-8tb+, (I don't want to deal with external drives for anything other than backups of what I have in that hypothetical computer) but I'm fearing that people's demand may neglect this possibility, since at 1tb most have more than plenty for the rest of their life.
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>>55655016
Do you understand that EVERY SINGLE PIECE OF DATA in the world is stored on a hard drive somewhere? Spinning, solid state, doesn't matter.
Everything is on a hard drive.
Are you sure you want to trust other people to hold all your information? Are you an idiot?
Yes, you are. Not even gonna give you an image.
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Hopefully no more magnetic spinning shitters.
Every drive should be SOLID STATE NIGGA.
Can't wait to replace those stupid actuators and read/write heads with STURDY SOLID CELLS.
FUCK YOU MAGNETIC DRIVES.
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>>55655016
>cloud
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>>55655470
I'm talking consumer level. Laptop level.
I don't use streaming.
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>>55655016
oh please... what the fuck do you think anyone on 4chan knows. jeezas h focken christ this is 4 fuckin chan not western digital
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>>55656772
Server hardware eventually trickles down to consumer hardware.
There are 5tb+ SSDs available now, just in a server form factor/price. The thing is, I was saying that exact sentence about a 2tb HDD a while back.
It doesn't matter THAT much about what the consumer wants in the present, because what the business owner wanted last year is what's driving things in the background.
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