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I respect Einstein very much, but I refuse to believe that speed of light is the highest in the universe and can NEVER be exceeded. |
Einstein did not proclaim "
Trust me, the speed of light is as fast as it gets." He instead said "The speed of light is as fast as it gets, and here is the unequivocable proof!" Kyle has in no way imitated Einstein....
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The point was that if we refuse to accept really small breakthrough from 250GB to 2 Tb being possible, what can we say about really big things? |
Old age has turned me into a cynic and a pessimist, and I have learned through the years that if it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.
I
prefer to be a pessimist, as an optimist expects wonderful things, and is often disappointed at the results, while the pessimist expects the worst, and is often delighted that things turned out better than he imagined.
I really hope that Kyle delivers the goods on this one, but I won't hold my breath waiting. Also, his prices are already way too expensive for what he proposes, and if the technology actually works, by the time it is released it will be worth even less than it is now. C'mon, you mean Kyle doesn't even have one prototype to send to Anandtech or Tom's Hardware for evaluation?
And as others have already pointed out, breaking the 2 Terabyte barrier is no big deal at all.