Samsung 16 Terabyte SSD [World’s Largest!]

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  • Опубліковано 10 бер 2016
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    A new type of storage technology has been released by Samsung giving the ability for one drive to carry 16 Terabytes (16,000 GB) of information. Better yet, it’s solid state. We can say goodbye to storage problems soon.
    Sources:
    www.neatorama.com/2008/07/08/t...
    arstechnica.com/gadgets/2015/0...
    www.engadget.com/2016/03/03/sa...
    mashable.com/2016/03/03/samsun...
    royal.pingdom.com/2010/02/18/a...
    www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/ex...
    www.itpro.co.uk/ssds/26175/sam...
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  • @ColdFusion
    @ColdFusion  8 років тому +345

    1:07 is supposed to be *15.38TB* You guys caught it, thanks for that.
    I also said GB again at 2:00 when I explained 3D V-NAND, way too used to saying GB!

    • @DuAuskenner
      @DuAuskenner 8 років тому +4

      +ColdFusion and I thought "huh???"

    • @djiimpact428
      @djiimpact428 8 років тому +5

      oh jeez now you need to re-edit, rerender, and reupload god damit

    • @Pepperoni-Tony
      @Pepperoni-Tony 8 років тому +3

      +ColdFusion You also say GB a couple of times when you're supposed to say TB. Still my favourite channel so don't worry ;P

    • @chuckray9339
      @chuckray9339 8 років тому +9

      Can you please make a video about quantum computers?🙏

    • @PakiPan
      @PakiPan 8 років тому +2

      +ColdFusion Great Microfone great voice!

  • @xSplinteZzx
    @xSplinteZzx 8 років тому +116

    in 20 years we'll watch this and go, "damn thats a piece of shit"

    • @granknight
      @granknight 8 років тому +5

      +xSplinteZzx more like 10 years

    • @granknight
      @granknight 8 років тому +1

      The Shadow Broker i'd give that though maybe 2 years from now.going how fast VR development are right now who knows maybe glass hologram might be a thing in the future too.

    • @samyoo1678
      @samyoo1678 7 років тому +3

      it'd like pffft someone's still using ssd?

    • @IJoeAceJRI
      @IJoeAceJRI 7 років тому

      Me when im 30-40
      Me: Back in my day, we had terabytes of data.
      Kid: Whats a terabyte?
      Me: It was the best computer innovation that happened in my age son.
      Kid: Oh, the technology that only costs a few bucks today.
      Me: I remember running out of computer hard drive space
      Kid: How do you run out of petabytes of hard drive space?
      Me: That kind of storage didnt exist back in my day kid... Even terabytes were a bit hard to come by.
      Kid: Now terabytes are looked frowned upon.
      Me: Well, if it werent for terabytes, your petabytes wouldnt even exist.
      Another conversation
      Me: Back in my day, we had WiFi
      Kid: What is WiFi?
      Me: Its internet through radio waves instead of light
      Kid: Sounds dangerous
      Me: It was, thats why there is internet from light sources now.

    • @user-rd3jw7pv7i
      @user-rd3jw7pv7i 7 років тому

      Don't forget that, in the future :
      Teacher : What am i suppose to do with this?
      Student : Just slide the hologram over and the data will be transmitted automaticaly to your laptop
      Teacher : Oh, Like copying and pasting?
      Student : What is that?
      Teacher : You know, ctrl+c then ctrl+v
      Student : Oh i heard that from my granny, it's basically the same thing
      ---
      Teacher : Class, don't forget to turn your essay to my email account tomorrow
      Student : Er, do you have iLink?
      Teacher : iLink?
      Student : It's an app to connect all your data easily
      Teacher : Oh, like google drive right?
      Student : Gosh, i hate these lame people

  • @armani16898
    @armani16898 8 років тому +25

    the reason I like your channel is because you are forward thinking. You don't rant about overpricee tech, but rather think about the endless possibilities that can be achieved with it. You are truly amazing bud

    • @roxaskinghearts
      @roxaskinghearts Рік тому +1

      Amen its hard to complain on this channel because of the vibe.
      It's why i try and keep myself respectful here.
      He's not political he's not bias he just gives the claim's and the science. That's it he beats everyone and pbs should hire him for how talented he is on his craft.

  • @ThaRealGecko
    @ThaRealGecko 7 років тому +132

    Can i get that 5MB hard drive ?? It looks very solid...

    • @patricaomas8750
      @patricaomas8750 7 років тому +27

      What the IBM 305 ,you might have to change your house into a PC case

    • @ThaRealGecko
      @ThaRealGecko 7 років тому +3

      Patrica omas My house is a pc case O.o
      Im not so big you see ....
      Oh wait... one of your houses, i get it XD

    • @scottfranco1962
      @scottfranco1962 6 років тому +1

      True story: in the 1980s my company got a Univac 1101 mainframe computer FREE from the government research lab in White Sands, New Mexico, just for the shipping cost.
      Why? It was costing them more money for the power to run it per year than to buy a new one. We needed it because Univac would not sell us one, since we were a competitor (yes, that is legal).

    • @Huels
      @Huels 4 роки тому

      You can view it in the IBM museum if you want. I got to see it last year.

  • @aabb-os3ig
    @aabb-os3ig 8 років тому +11

    There's nobody else better than you in UA-cam...! You genius!

  • @tubbyrainbow111
    @tubbyrainbow111 8 років тому +184

    I love this channel it's very interesting

  • @jianhonglin4294
    @jianhonglin4294 7 років тому +21

    In the span of 60 years we have been ONLY able to increase our storage capacity by ~322.5 million percent.

  • @bushyalex825
    @bushyalex825 8 років тому +8

    i don't remember how i found you,but i like what you do and apreciate your work.thumbs up👍

  • @TheBornBoy
    @TheBornBoy 8 років тому +41

    Still waiting 512GB SSD price to drop. I'm poor.

    • @AlexanderBukh
      @AlexanderBukh 8 років тому

      +Born Boy 256 iz nuf (source: bought me one)

    • @TheBornBoy
      @TheBornBoy 8 років тому

      Alexander Bukh Just bought 512GB SSD !!! Haha. It's MSATA

    • @AlexanderBukh
      @AlexanderBukh 8 років тому +1

      Born Boy gratz!

    • @macebreaker9180
      @macebreaker9180 4 роки тому

      Good news is that they are pretty cheap now.

    • @deskejtx6211
      @deskejtx6211 3 роки тому

      now they are cheap

  • @kagez6515
    @kagez6515 8 років тому +305

    If Apple sold this:
    ONLY FOR 178.5 BILLION DOLLARS!

    • @vaibhavnegi4954
      @vaibhavnegi4954 8 років тому +5

      lel

    • @VerySadBatman
      @VerySadBatman 8 років тому +2

      +Kj Fanian LOL!

    • @Danlapse
      @Danlapse 8 років тому +15

      +Kj Fanian that moment when apple uses samsung drives in iPhones

    • @xXRealXx
      @xXRealXx 8 років тому

      +Daniel Campbell And CPU-s actually :D

    • @R3lay0
      @R3lay0 8 років тому +12

      +Kj Fanian Apple isn't able to develop such SSDs

  • @mohamedabdelhadi4550
    @mohamedabdelhadi4550 8 років тому +1

    Great Channel, you deserve way more subscribers than that, but you'll get to it soon enough. I have been with you since very little subs and now look at you, more than half a million, Congrats, bro! Keep the good work up =) Thank you.

  • @hermis2008
    @hermis2008 7 років тому

    Dagogo man, I really enjoy all the content you put out here. Keep it up I'll keep watching your channel.

  • @dbsirius
    @dbsirius 8 років тому +80

    Insert floppy disk 4 of 16....

    • @tammylala1
      @tammylala1 8 років тому +8

      lol...oh ya member that?. nightmare

    • @andreim841
      @andreim841 8 років тому +10

      +Dan moore nahhhh, the horror was when it said disk can not be read,check disk and try again. You want me to remind you how a 56k modem sounds when connecting? 😈😈😈

  • @bakerXderek
    @bakerXderek 8 років тому +36

    That'd be so perfect for gaming and video editing

    • @djiimpact428
      @djiimpact428 8 років тому +3

      The places you find motovloggers xD

  • @AustinMarlar
    @AustinMarlar 8 років тому

    I love the way you communicate in these videos. I always leave feeling like the future is now and that tomorrow is going to be even better. It's not just the technology, it's the way you present the material that adds an extra oomph.
    Thanks for making these videos.

  • @CRASS2047
    @CRASS2047 8 років тому

    As always, love these videos! I gotta say, even though I might not choose to listen to your music all day everyday, there is no better matching music for your videos! Maybe that is truly because your soul shows through in these videos, and your music. Either way, keep up the amazing work!

  • @DumbSkippy
    @DumbSkippy 8 років тому +15

    You do great Vids !
    Kudo from Perth WA
    Oh and thanks heaps matey !

    • @ColdFusion
      @ColdFusion  8 років тому +3

      +DumbSkippy A fellow Perthian! Cheers for stopping by!

    • @DumbSkippy
      @DumbSkippy 8 років тому +1

      +ColdFusion
      Damn. No Way...
      My fellow Perthite, what a delightful surprise. two actually. The first is your reply and the second your location.
      What I say next is not said lightly.
      I've casually followed your work for some time.
      I'm an ex photojournalist in IT and run a Web Design business. To that I've run my own video production business and started and sold my own ISP.
      so when I say Wow and Kudos, I don't say that lightly.
      I genuinely admire and respect your professional efforts.
      If a coffee or Coldie appeals, please...
      If not, then just feel proud at the respect of an older peer.
      DumbSkippy is my alter ego.
      I shared this video on my Business page which should validate my respect.
      Thank you for the delightful surprise of a personal reply and for sharing your talents with myself and the world.
      Very well done, sir !!
      - David (6060)

    • @ColdFusion
      @ColdFusion  8 років тому +1

      +DumbSkippy Thanks mate, really appreciate those words, they mean a lot!

    • @DumbSkippy
      @DumbSkippy 8 років тому +1

      +ColdFusion
      Oh it is my pleasure, DA.
      I am had a listen to "Melbourne".
      Very nice!
      Both Burn Water and ColdFusion Facebook pages liked. personal and via my business.
      I'm not in your league but musical too (Keyboards, Drums, Harmonica) and was the WA photographer for Countdown, Express, No1...
      lucky to have some iconic friends on my Facebook page.
      OK, that's all the hero worship you get or it verges on a Bromance. LOL.
      You will go far...

    • @F4Y541
      @F4Y541 7 років тому +1

      ColdFusion what's the price of it??

  • @liamrozing4187
    @liamrozing4187 8 років тому +4

    Hey Dagogo! Could you maybe do a video about the global energy market and how this is changing due to solar energy getting to a price point that it's becoming cheaper than traditional gas prices. Also it might be cool to include how the energy grid (smart grid) of the future will look like and how homes will be powered in the future (looking at smart streets etc). Hope you make this one!!

  • @shalsa07
    @shalsa07 8 років тому +1

    gosh u rock...always look forward 2 ur videos...such a youtube gem...keep em coming...

  • @stephentutty9889
    @stephentutty9889 8 років тому

    You've had some great videos recently man, keep up the outstanding work!

  • @TravelNomad
    @TravelNomad 8 років тому +32

    That's amazing! Hopefully we'll get about 5TB SSD disks under 200 next year. Great video!

    • @Texaspotato
      @Texaspotato 8 років тому +14

      Nope

    • @I.S.electric
      @I.S.electric 8 років тому

      you wish

    • @monjanger
      @monjanger 8 років тому +1

      Haha, dream on.

    • @TheDiamondGames
      @TheDiamondGames 8 років тому +8

      +Travel Nomad nah, 1TB should be somewhere at 200 next year.

    • @fuxyews2177
      @fuxyews2177 8 років тому

      +Travel Nomad
      I've got a 4TB hybrid hd-ssd drive for about $250
      Not quite the same but the techs getting closer by the day..

  • @brianbrewster6532
    @brianbrewster6532 7 років тому +16

    I know I'm an old fart but I vividly recall leaping from micro floppies to my first HDD circa 1990. It cost hundreds of dollars and was like 10 MB in size. But back then - it opened up a universe of possibilities.

    • @thereddog223
      @thereddog223 7 років тому +1

      My first computer had 200 megs of hdd

    • @brianbrewster6532
      @brianbrewster6532 7 років тому +5

      My first PC didn't even have a HDD! It was an Atari 800. I upgraded the RAM from 32Kb to 64kb - yes - kilobytes!! We used tape cassettes and floppies for the longest time and HDDs were extremely expensive.

    • @frkzoid
      @frkzoid 7 років тому

      Can't remember my first computer but I did have the 3.5" floppy disk back then, a whopping 1.44MB of storage.

    • @brianbrewster6532
      @brianbrewster6532 7 років тому

      The first floppies that came out for PCs were these very floppy, bendable 5 1/4" square pouch things. I didn't like these at all because the more you handled them the more likely they would get a crease in them then become corrupt. When the industry switched over to the micro floppy, these were a little thicker, and much more stable. But they just couldn't hold much data on them, so you ended up with hundreds of these in no time! And the labels they gave you were very tiny, making it hard to write out meaningful names.

    • @HardCoregGamer
      @HardCoregGamer 7 років тому

      Brian Brewster You are a legendary relic from what have you been through computer time....Respect for you Sir....

  • @le_terremerair
    @le_terremerair 8 років тому

    I forget how i was fallen in your videos but I love them, it's so fresh. A different way to speaking about technology. I continue to improve my English with you. Good Job man !

  • @tverdyznaqs
    @tverdyznaqs 8 років тому

    man, your videos are great! so glad I found your channel!

  • @jacobytes8720
    @jacobytes8720 8 років тому +3

    I actually got emotional watching this. The future looks bright. I hope to see/experience other great advancements in technology in my lifetime.

    • @KangJangkrik
      @KangJangkrik 7 років тому

      me too :D i want to see the real time machine

  • @cjxgraphics
    @cjxgraphics 8 років тому +4

    First Flash Drive I ever bought was 256 Megabytes, for $80. We've come a long way baby!

  • @saivenx
    @saivenx 8 років тому

    Very informative and presented in utmost style :D.. Good work

  • @akashgurung9844
    @akashgurung9844 8 років тому

    Always a pleasure watching your videos. Its such a beautiful presentation!

  • @lool12366
    @lool12366 7 років тому +26

    the brain part is wrong,cuz recent studies show the brain has 2.5 petabytes of active memory.

    • @a3f4cdf
      @a3f4cdf 7 років тому +2

      THAT'S WHAT I WAS THINKING!

    • @ARCHER90024
      @ARCHER90024 7 років тому

      Easwar Hariharan
      whats a petabyte

    • @lonerealer5679
      @lonerealer5679 7 років тому +1

      its 1000 terrabytes

    • @ARCHER90024
      @ARCHER90024 7 років тому

      Syafril Rahayu Fakih ..
      then you can say 1tb

    • @ARCHER90024
      @ARCHER90024 7 років тому

      sorry ... sorry ok ok i understood... not 1tb ....

  • @fandju111
    @fandju111 8 років тому +5

    *_Yo where do yo steal all these nice HD videos?_*

  • @iinRez
    @iinRez 8 років тому

    I like that you post sources, much respect.

  • @paulboakes3680
    @paulboakes3680 8 років тому

    Brilliant and informative as always. I do hope you get paid for all your hard work. Big thumbs up, top effort. And I want one !!!!

  • @karthikms
    @karthikms 8 років тому +21

    If only battery technology got better likewise. smh.

    • @thesilverspooner
      @thesilverspooner 8 років тому

      well battery technology has gotten better just a lot slower. The problem is that are gadgets need more power just like how we're getting bigger and bigger hard drives but we have to use more and more space as well.

    • @rohanmiscrits
      @rohanmiscrits 8 років тому

      +Karthik Acharya Waiting for that battery technology breakthrough

    • @wopmf4345FxFDxdGaa20
      @wopmf4345FxFDxdGaa20 8 років тому +2

      +The Silver Spooner Actually in hard drives, we have all the time been getting physically smaller drives but with bigger storage capacity. In hard drives it is possible by shrinking the size of the area/volume where the bit is stored. But battery is different. In batteries all the space is already in use. For battery to evolve like this, we would need totally new inventions. (That we are getting too but much much slower).
      There is no new radical inventions in hard drives or SSD's. It is mainly pushing the limits of already known technology, making it smaller and better, and more reliable. Like in microchips too, the principle has all the time been the same. But they are all the time pushing the limits, how much smaller transistors is possible to manufacture. Smaller transistor = more computing power in same space and lower power consumption, lower material usage, lower price for computing power. Basic operating principles haven't really changed in 50 years.

    • @4G12
      @4G12 8 років тому +2

      +wopmf4345FxFDxdGaa20 And now, silicon chip technology as we know today is at a dead end, because the laws of physics are bringing an end to Moore's law.
      You can only shrink a MOSFET gate to a certain number of atomic thicknesses before QT current leakage makes the MOSFET non-functional. Stacking up transistors? Sure, now we just need some way to transfer heat away from this crammed silicon based oven...

    • @bidhwangurung6187
      @bidhwangurung6187 8 років тому

      if that happen oil money will collapsed n future will b more brighter as we wish.....

  • @lazarusku1690
    @lazarusku1690 8 років тому +38

    which one got the most storage/space capacity, this SSD or a 256GB micro SD card?

    • @ColdFusion
      @ColdFusion  8 років тому +20

      +Lazarus Ku This SSD has roughly 62 times more storage (16,000 GB)

    • @lazarusku1690
      @lazarusku1690 8 років тому +23

      +ColdFusion I know but a micro Sd card is way smaller than a 2.5 inch SSD drive

    • @ColdFusion
      @ColdFusion  8 років тому +73

      +Lazarus Ku Oh, so you mean storage per unit volume? It might actually be the Micro SD card in that case. The SSD would be more than 62 times the volume of the Micro SD card.

    • @lazarusku1690
      @lazarusku1690 8 років тому +22

      +ColdFusion thanks for replying I like your channel keep it up

    • @gregzeng
      @gregzeng 8 років тому +7

      +ColdFusion Wrong comparison.
      To compare equal sizes: physically, volume, weight, electricity used, etc, ... you need to include the needed hardware (electronic circuits, cache memories, power-supplies, etc).
      Our Australian knowhow (I am a tru-blue Ausie, like ColdFusion) can of course better those little South Koreans. ... :-{

  • @shastaweston
    @shastaweston 8 років тому

    ColdFusion I just want to say your music is always on par with the images in the video, I really enjoy the garage ambient music Thank you 😘

  • @arturolagos29
    @arturolagos29 8 років тому

    Thumbs up for excellent content and presentation as always. Cheers!!! 👍✌

  • @DanielSuarez-tt4jp
    @DanielSuarez-tt4jp 8 років тому +4

    Amazing voice man.... Just amazing.

    • @someday7333
      @someday7333 8 років тому

      It's just the way it's been mastered, rather than just his voice.

  • @spicyweasel
    @spicyweasel 7 років тому +4

    In 50 years, a memory card could hold 16 petabytes of data and quote our current 16TB SSD as past, just like the 1 tonne 5MB HDD!

    • @wilsde00
      @wilsde00 7 років тому +2

      I remember we got a 5MB hard disk for the lab's IBM-PC, which weighed only 4 pounds, and everybody was like... what are we going to DO with all that storage space?!

    • @spicyweasel
      @spicyweasel 7 років тому

      LOL! The old ages!!

    • @thereddog223
      @thereddog223 7 років тому

      probably more like 15 years

  • @That_final_frontier_
    @That_final_frontier_ 8 років тому

    love your stuff man keep up the great work!!

  • @MattHalpain
    @MattHalpain 8 років тому

    super video, well put together n fun to learn about the subject matter

  • @Degrees-qe5gk
    @Degrees-qe5gk 7 років тому +26

    update -- Seagate made 60 TB one recently

    • @Kundalini12
      @Kundalini12 7 років тому +1

      Samsung sold their hard drive division to Seagate.

    • @utubehound69
      @utubehound69 7 років тому +4

      Really? I've had nothing but issues w/SeaGate.

    • @morningmadera
      @morningmadera 7 років тому

      agree ... seagate sucks

    • @DEADLY_HUMAN
      @DEADLY_HUMAN 6 років тому

      Kundalini12 you just nailed it

    • @DEADLY_HUMAN
      @DEADLY_HUMAN 6 років тому

      Morning Madera Seagate owns samsung hard drives division

  • @deletedemail33k
    @deletedemail33k 8 років тому +21

    Samsung creates something new and nobody bats an eye, Apple copies them and everyone loses their minds

    • @ByakuRyuu
      @ByakuRyuu 7 років тому

      Murica.

    • @chris5152
      @chris5152 6 років тому +1

      John Roution to be honest, I don't trust of any product of Samsung, because I had no one but more bad experiences with micro SD card TV and phones, so they could create watewa they want, but me personally I'll never buy Samsung things......

    • @kefler187
      @kefler187 5 років тому

      ​@@chris5152 Samsung is one of the leading suppliers of RAM chips, OLED screens, etc chances are you have a lot of stuff that contains Samsung manufactured products, including IPhones, IPads, etc XD

    • @cyborgninja560
      @cyborgninja560 5 років тому

      Everyone is making new tech, it doesn’t matter

  • @dragoth0
    @dragoth0 8 років тому

    hey when can we expect another beautiful showcase vid? been rocking your launcher, bit with downfall of widgetlocker I didn't know if you had any new suggestions. keep up great work bro

  • @micmastr87
    @micmastr87 8 років тому

    Thanks again my man. well done. Technology wow!

  • @simonweil_
    @simonweil_ 8 років тому +9

    That Moment you accidentally unsubscribe because you wanted to Subscribe :D

  • @vincenttjia
    @vincenttjia 8 років тому +16

    1:07 15.38 GB is usable lol not TB

    • @dibyanshusharma8936
      @dibyanshusharma8936 8 років тому +1

      actually yes....what!
      I also didn't notice that. ..
      is it true? lol

    • @nishitraj.
      @nishitraj. 8 років тому

      lol.. typo

    • @vincenttjia
      @vincenttjia 8 років тому +1

      Nishit Raj Not Just Any Typo Largest SSD is 16GB Lol 2003?

    • @kefler187
      @kefler187 5 років тому

      Yes, the words largest capacity SSD, but only 15.38GB usable out of the 16TB ! All for a whopping 15 billion dollars per unit sold by Apple.

  • @ytbesufekad
    @ytbesufekad 8 років тому

    Great content as always.. I'm sure your first 1Million subscription is nearby.. & the second one will be a walk in the park

  • @Roo63
    @Roo63 8 років тому

    Excellent presentation :D Thank you.

  • @farhan9850
    @farhan9850 8 років тому +76

    Samsung is on fire.... Meanwhile Apple is chilling in the refrigerator

    • @suannoir
      @suannoir 7 років тому

      hahahaaa

    • @KangJangkrik
      @KangJangkrik 7 років тому +9

      that's true :D I never heard any apple's innovation recently

    • @cukedaddy
      @cukedaddy 7 років тому +9

      Apple aquires...it doesn't innovate.

    • @GummyRiches
      @GummyRiches 7 років тому +7

      +Athaariq Ardiansyah apples brain is dead. we've forgotten already?

    • @KangJangkrik
      @KangJangkrik 7 років тому +1

      Joseon In i don't think so, steve jobs is apple's brain, indeed

  • @Crewchief227
    @Crewchief227 8 років тому +3

    I always wondered what it would be like to travel back to 1950, go to IBM headquarters and pull and 128gb micro sd card out of your pocket and slam it on the table.

  • @Just-SomeGuy
    @Just-SomeGuy 8 років тому

    The combination of the sound quality of your voice and the background uplifting music really adds to the videos.

  • @bansheeeeet
    @bansheeeeet 8 років тому

    Excellent channel mate. I've always wondered about a lot of the things you explain. Our curiosity is similar. I like looking to the future. I think you should do a video on what things will be like in the near future like 2025 based on trends now you are a great researcher btw. Kudos from the Caribbean. Grenada

  • @lsudan2670
    @lsudan2670 7 років тому +4

    if the 15 T costs 300 $ i will pay 600$ for for shipping ...

  • @danthemanzizle
    @danthemanzizle 7 років тому +3

    raid 0 63 of them for first petabyte ssd :P

    • @thetwinkleturnip
      @thetwinkleturnip 7 років тому +1

      and when one of them fails it will be the world's largest crash.

  • @FahadMoe
    @FahadMoe 8 років тому +1

    That is cool thanks for the video. You are doing really good job.

  • @grant2220
    @grant2220 8 років тому

    love the channel man, keep it up :D

  • @wongjunnkit4503
    @wongjunnkit4503 8 років тому +16

    Byte, KiloByte, MegaByte, GigaByte, TeraByte, ...

    • @VainLongboarding
      @VainLongboarding 8 років тому

      *byte, nibble, KiloByte

    • @SamK-E
      @SamK-E 8 років тому +7

      Lovebite

    • @SimulationWithDaniel
      @SimulationWithDaniel 8 років тому +6

      +Wong Junn Kit PetaByte :O

    • @bobat5711
      @bobat5711 8 років тому +9

      byte kilo mega giga terra peta exa zetta yota

    • @gameking008
      @gameking008 8 років тому

      +Ryan Williams nibbles are 4 bits, hence the name being smaller than "byte" or "bite"

  • @Herzmacht
    @Herzmacht 7 років тому +5

    meanwhile they rip you for 512 gb

    • @kingarkamani1455
      @kingarkamani1455 7 років тому

      the 512 gb was never yours from the beggining it's a deal , plus always the lose comes relatively to the amount of the deal in almost everything.

  • @AleksandreMzhavia
    @AleksandreMzhavia 8 років тому

    Great video. Love your channel.

  • @Cyraxas007
    @Cyraxas007 8 років тому

    Greetings from Lithuania. Love your videos, especially about history of tech.

  • @Wreighn
    @Wreighn 8 років тому +5

    At 00:13 you call it a hard drive.
    Its a solid state drive...

    • @countbaker5595
      @countbaker5595 8 років тому +1

      +MightKeeper at 1:15, He said 'this harddrive is no a hard disk drive, but a solid state drive'
      So I'm assuming SSD drives are also classified under 'harddrive', but since HDD were the triditional drives so we generally just call it harddrive instead of HDD( Hard Disk Drive). Basically, SSD and HDD are both 'harddrives'?

    • @sammymorini9748
      @sammymorini9748 8 років тому

      +MightKeeper like the other comments mentioned... he didnt say hard DISK drive.... it's a HARD DRIVE .... which is correct. if he said something like "SOFT DRIVE" that would be a little.... well... old school floppy era...

  • @YatishDua
    @YatishDua 8 років тому +18

    I just come here to listen your voice #nohomo

  • @yashparanjpay6037
    @yashparanjpay6037 8 років тому

    Woa mistakes happen sometimes.I really love your work. Every video always adds alot to my knowledge. The editing is always fantastic and trippy :p.

  • @monti007007007007
    @monti007007007007 8 років тому

    I love your video man it's really good.

  • @seephor
    @seephor 8 років тому +10

    That's a lot of storage for porn

    • @MIchaelSybi
      @MIchaelSybi 7 років тому

      From the Future where I'm watching retro videos, I can tell you this drive will store only 2 seconds of real-Xperience porn, but you feel everything.

    • @rainblaze.
      @rainblaze. 4 роки тому

      Mike
      yeah but you can put on a loop

  • @7381366
    @7381366 7 років тому +10

    Only 15 gb usable lmao

    • @KangJangkrik
      @KangJangkrik 7 років тому

      gb?

    • @briandsouza5718
      @briandsouza5718 7 років тому +4

      +henrySanson not 15gb it's 15.38tb precisely

    • @7381366
      @7381366 7 років тому +3

      yeah i know what he meant, but in the video it says 15 gb lol

    • @KangJangkrik
      @KangJangkrik 7 років тому +1

      henry Sanson xD

    • @thbabni
      @thbabni 6 років тому

      Every drive is like that... even your mobile phone is labled as 64gb but you cant use all of it...

  • @AtharvaRedij
    @AtharvaRedij 8 років тому

    You got a new subscriber, keep it up :) !!!!!

  • @ibrahimmohamed999
    @ibrahimmohamed999 8 років тому

    Appreciate your contribution for knowledge

  • @mrsnoo86
    @mrsnoo86 8 років тому +3

    how much 4K60p porn fit on that?

  • @supadupa555
    @supadupa555 7 років тому +14

    Will it explode? That is the question...

    • @GaryKildall
      @GaryKildall 7 років тому

      Kabootar Mulla Can I upload our hamster brain on it 😅☺

  • @KapilSharma19
    @KapilSharma19 8 років тому

    Thanks , it was quite useful...Kudos

  • @robertbidochon7949
    @robertbidochon7949 8 років тому

    This editing is off the chart. Thanks +ColdFusion

  • @BlenderZen
    @BlenderZen 8 років тому

    Nice Job as Always!

  • @bongsalazar
    @bongsalazar 8 років тому

    I always watch your videos, you're
    awesome thanks a lot for a great job.

  • @LoveforAll786
    @LoveforAll786 8 років тому

    WOW technology change...
    great info and video

  • @TheVocoderGuy
    @TheVocoderGuy 8 років тому

    I suggest you get an equalizer on your background music tracks, duck around 1-6khz, your voice won't be overpowered as often.
    Your videos are awesome, I really appreciate these videos!

  • @successmantra3102
    @successmantra3102 7 років тому

    Cold fusion,your editing is high class,how do you make such high quality videos?

  • @bhoomik7343
    @bhoomik7343 8 років тому

    Great video keep up the good work

  • @ankitvijaay
    @ankitvijaay 8 років тому

    Awesome stuff as always. U guys r amazing.

  • @BjarnvidarNl
    @BjarnvidarNl 8 років тому

    I'm so in love with your vid's!
    Greetings form the Netherlands!

  • @SamJones_PL
    @SamJones_PL 8 років тому

    great content as usual :)

  • @brunorivademar5356
    @brunorivademar5356 8 років тому

    16TB that's outstanding. Excellent video, thanks a lot!

  • @adyasj4114
    @adyasj4114 7 років тому

    Like it before even watching it. Great job man.

  • @RongoKong
    @RongoKong 8 років тому

    Your vids are awesome!

  • @drew295
    @drew295 8 років тому +1

    I find the second part of the video by far more interesting as the first one, would be awesome if you mention it in the title, or make it an extra video. I almost did not watch the video because i've already heart about the 16 TB SSD

  • @MrDeeJayQ1
    @MrDeeJayQ1 8 років тому

    I love all the songs you start with I had all of them before I knew this Channel

  • @ShakaibArifDogar
    @ShakaibArifDogar 8 років тому +1

    Dagogo!
    It just blows my mind and no doubt it's the best channel on UA-cam.
    NEW THINKING !!!

  • @siddhantagarwal8553
    @siddhantagarwal8553 8 років тому

    That's how you make something less crazy like history of hard disks interesting! Well done!

  • @applefusion
    @applefusion 7 років тому

    Hi, Love your videos and just wondering if you could list the mic you are using for this one. I can hear your voice so clear and with some "base". thank you

  • @edgarkeisi
    @edgarkeisi 8 років тому

    Ecxellent keep up the good work. Thank you

  • @RobertHollander
    @RobertHollander 7 років тому

    Great presentation. Thanks.

  • @GDoggProductions
    @GDoggProductions 7 років тому

    very well put together XD nice one

  • @negan_lq9499
    @negan_lq9499 8 років тому

    I love this channel
    the best part "when you compare between the past and the future" we live in the future techs are getting better&growing faster

  • @BigBudde
    @BigBudde 8 років тому

    cool video man. love it!!

  • @danpast7199
    @danpast7199 7 років тому

    Very informative, well done video. That 5MB International Business Machines HDD,, Wow!

  • @sammymorini9748
    @sammymorini9748 8 років тому

    The talk about early hdds @ 3:30... makes me think of the AMC tv show "Halt and Catch Fire" ... :D

  • @davicho2988
    @davicho2988 8 років тому

    dude... your chanel is awesome

  • @bobbycone2
    @bobbycone2 8 років тому

    Always a great vid!

  • @avatarLT
    @avatarLT 8 років тому

    thanks, really great video ;)

  • @adityamoitra153
    @adityamoitra153 8 років тому

    gr8 videos & compilation,, great wotk..!