InPhase shows prototype of holographic disc drive. inphase shows prototype of holographic disc drive. InPhase today said that it has developed the world's first prototypes of holographic storage drives. Longmont (CO) - InPhase today said that it has developed the world’s first prototypes of holographic storage drives. According to InPhase, Maxell is also working on developing a high-volume production process for the media. InPhase has not yet commented on commercial availability and pricing of the drives....

InPhase to demo holographic storage. inphase to demo holographic storage. Holographic media will get an airing next week in Las Vegas, as InPhase Technologies promises a demonstration of its first prototype system. Holographic media will get an airing next week in Las Vegas, as InPhase Technologies promises a demonstration of its first prototype system. In addition, InPhase firmed up its product plans, too - the first InPhase drives will ship to commercial customers in 2006, at a larger 300 GByte capacity point. ExtremeTech) Related stories : InPhase shows prototype of holographic disc drive...

Inphase promises 300 GByte holographic disc for 2006 inphase promises 300 gbyte holographic disc for 2006. Inphase promises 300 GByte storage space for the first generation Tapestry drives and DVD-sized disks. Inphase so far has not revealed detailed pricing plans. Related stories : InPhase shows prototype of holographic disc drive Hitachi sees 5 TByte harddrives and 60 GByte microdrives...

InPhase exceeds 500 Gbit/in² data density in holographic media. inphase holographic media. Three tracks of overlapping books were written with a track pitch of 700 microns, InPhase said. However, InPhase mentioned that such a disk, which measures 5.25" in diameter, could hold 106 DVD movies. The data transfer performance is expected to be about 20 MB/s, while the demo announced today topped 23 MB/s InPhase said. Related article : Inphase promises 300 GByte holographic disc for 2006...

Having shipped an apparently small number of holographic storage systems in late 2006 and in the first days of 2007, Inphase today said that it has signed Germany-based DSM as original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of its Tapestry drives.. Longmont (CO) - Having shipped an apparently small number of holographic storage systems in late 2006 and in the first days of 2007, Inphase today said that it has signed Germany-based DSM as original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of its Tapestry drives. The OEM 300R drive is identical with the previously demonstrated Inphase devices and are capable of storing up to 300 GB of data on one 5.25" disc. DSM has not announced pricing of the holographic drives yet, but an Inphase spokesperson told TG Daily that the Tapestry 300R drive carries a list price of $18,000 with 300 GB media going for $180 each. Related article : Inphase exceeds 500 Gbit/in2 data density in holographic media...

InPhase is edging closer to a commercial release of its holographic storage system "Tapestry". Chicago (IL) - InPhase is edging closer to a commercial release of its holographic storage system "Tapestry". Originally scheduled to be released back in 2003, then delayed to 2005, Tapestry drives are now scheduled to become available late next year, according to Kevin Curtis, chief technology officer at InPhase. The idea of holographic media dates back about 12 years and InPhase already has been working about 5 years on Tapestry. InPhase does not plan to offer a consumer version of its holographic drive at this time....

Lucent Technologies Inc. is launching a group, InPhase Technologies, to focus on holographic data storage. Lucent says it will spin off InPhase in three to four years. Central to InPhase's efforts is the use of a new, durable photopolymer with bit-storage characteristics....

At next week's National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show in Las Vegas, InPhase Technologies, a Lucent spin-out, will unveil a prototype of the world's first holographic video recorder. At next week's National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show in Las Vegas, InPhase Technologies, a Lucent spin-out, will unveil a prototype of the world's first holographic video recorder....

Aprilis, like rivals InPhase Technologies and Japan's Optware, are pushing forward on so-called holographic storage, which optically records data bits in three dimensions rather then on a flat plane....

In an interview, Rich D’Ambrise, director of technical marketing at Maxell, said that 300-Gbyte holographic disks will begin shipping either in November or December, as InPhase Technologies, the developer of the holographic technology, said last year....