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To: Bob Fairchild who wrote (4173)	11/1/2000 12:35:54 AM
From: tinkershaw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10718

If this technology really did work (ie. they are able to read/write up to 140 GB on a single multi-layer disc using slight modifications to existing laser systems), does this mean that the threshold could be raised to 560 Gigabytes on a single disc using a blue laser ????? Between that and CREEs market gyrations, I could develop quite a nosebleed. Bob, I think you should immediately tilt your head back because the article will propel you to even greater heights: By adding layers and taking advantage of blue laser technology, second and third generation cards and discs will have capacities up to and exceeding 1 Terabyte (1,000 Gigabytes). In addition Read/Write versions of disc and card are planned. Do you have cotton balls? Tinker