Filed under: Storage
Never mind those fancy BD-R critters, how's about a 42GB DVD? Researchers with a good deal more intelligence than us over at Tohoku University have reportedly figured out a way to "multiply the amount of data that can be stored on a DVD or CD by 9." Based on our best guess at translating a foreign language (we kid sort of), the achievement was realized by shaping the pits on a DVD's surface like Vs, essentially making the disc more capacious in the proce
