This kept me thinking what will end the age of bluray? Horogram disk, hard disks or platter removable, more layers on a disk/blu ray?
If a game content such as game's in 5 years are going to have 2-5 times the texture resolution, should they be selling multiple disks. I think Somewhere in the future there will be Hard-Disk Platter in place of Disks and become a standard like what floppy were. (mass produced 1TB platters disks, how nice).
If in the future, anyhow average file size does get larger (lets say an power-point of 50 megs with other associated 100 megs files); im sure bluray's speed is not up for that job. Today's top storage speed are SSD, harddisk, USB3 storage devices.
Right now we getting more layers into optical disk; now that is just adding the size not the speed. After blu-ray , will there be a holographic disks inplace of blu-ray?
When are we going to satisfied with the hassel of changing disk formats ...
I think that if read-only USB media would better last even longer (if one does exists high density ROM chips).
Price wise, disk are cheap but new generation read and writer are pricy vs removable storage that read itself which cost the price of disk player or half.
Feel free to predict the future here..
(This is not general non-sense, at least it will become serious topic )
If a game content such as game's in 5 years are going to have 2-5 times the texture resolution, should they be selling multiple disks. I think Somewhere in the future there will be Hard-Disk Platter in place of Disks and become a standard like what floppy were. (mass produced 1TB platters disks, how nice).
If in the future, anyhow average file size does get larger (lets say an power-point of 50 megs with other associated 100 megs files); im sure bluray's speed is not up for that job. Today's top storage speed are SSD, harddisk, USB3 storage devices.
Right now we getting more layers into optical disk; now that is just adding the size not the speed. After blu-ray , will there be a holographic disks inplace of blu-ray?
When are we going to satisfied with the hassel of changing disk formats ...
I think that if read-only USB media would better last even longer (if one does exists high density ROM chips).
Price wise, disk are cheap but new generation read and writer are pricy vs removable storage that read itself which cost the price of disk player or half.
Feel free to predict the future here..
(This is not general non-sense, at least it will become serious topic )