Paul

I am not lucky enough to have a girlfriend anymore (it's because she wasn't a gamer). But a friend who is getting married has gotten his soon to be wife into gaming. She is very proud of the fact that she is a gamer.

It should be noted that the Wired Article that this article refers to and the announcement from Seagate both mention the data in bits and not Bytes.

there are 8 bits in 1 Byte. So a 300 terabit drive would be roughly a 37.5 teraByte = 37,500 gigaBytes. Which is still a lot of storage.