When can I make the 124 terrabyte version of this picture?

When can I make the 124 terrabyte version of this picture?

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2023 :^)

I think there is two problems.
128MB wasn't big in 2005, microSDs were just smaller than other storage mediums.
Even 1TB is considered large now, with no 128TB storage medium at all yet.

Also microSD demand has slipped.
Hardly any phones use them anymore, Samsung does but their phones now pack a minimum 128GB internal storage now, with a maximum of 1TB internal storage.
With that much storage, everyone using Spotify/Netflix for media consumption and everyone using the cloud for photos there's really no demand for larger SD cards from anyone except Nintendo Switch pirates.

>anyone except Nintendo Switch pirates
It's useful for dash cameras. The more capacity you have, the more video you can keep stored before it gets overwritten.

>Nintendo Switch pirates

also 3DS and SD2Vita and Wii and Wii U and professional cameras, but nothing else, well the R4 and its clones but nothing else

>this spam bot thread again

Fuck off.

good point, fair enough.
>3DS
not really.
I recently bought my sister a 2DS and installed CFW and a bunch of games.
64GB was enough for every major game on that system.
The multi-region no-intro pack of every 3DS game as of 2019 is only 1.2TB.
Wii and Wii U can use external harddrive so those don't really count.
I mean the switch can use externals but being a portable as well it's more worthwhile having everything on a microSD.

I think this is why storage in general is going to plateau. Consumers are moving to online streaming/cloud storage for everything. There's no need for anyone to have even 1TB HDD's.

Only the data hoarders will care about having large amounts of storage.

3DS has a 300 title limit otherwise you can fill it with whatever like fan translation packs

Wii and Wii U cannot run certain games off the HDD they're to slow they need to use the faster sd cards mostly for emulators

Can the switch use externals? I thought only SXOS supported that you can't do it normally

cell size too smoll to hold data reliably at that size
perhaps if we made them slightly bigger
at that size you also need big speeds
you know what big speeds also bring? heat, and heat fucks things up
at some point the thing becomes fragile enough that you loose random amounts of data every time you drop it on the floor
also at some point shit goes quantuum and information won't stay in it's containment corner
>all this bullshit aside
it would be slow, that's it, Micro SDs are good for mobile equipement but even with 8K videos and shitload of botnet video games you'd need tops 2 or 4 TB, which could be easily made integrated into phone's internal storage with faster speeds than MicroSD

When capitalism is no more.

Yeah you need to use SXOS.
It's handy if you don't want to spend a lot of money on a 1TB sd card, not every switch game needs to be portable.

>terrabyte

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it's not a microSD
but still

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how much?

not out yet
but I guess it's going to be $20~40k

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Who the f need so much data? Have sex.

and for all the rasbpifags

true. xbox 360 piracy was the only reason verbatim put out dual-layer dvds for so long.

>There's no need for anyone to have even 1TB HDD's.

I really need to learn how to edit my JAVs down to just the parts i like and then maybe i'd agree

they already exist. just wait 5 more years, mate.

>Moore's Law
More like Moore's Theory lmao

>128 terabyte
>still SD XC

but nice montage

FAT32 is limited to 2TB

Time to make that fatty some legs

writing to the sd card
retard

usb flash drive

so format to something else, brainlet

>Durrrr fat32 is limited to 2TB
You do realize there are other file systems out there, right brainlet? Ever hear of NTFS and ext2/3/4?

ext2/3 has a volume limit of 32TiB

Yeah thats notnhappening in 5 years. W didnt we just manage 1tb?

Why do people say bit with an "iB"? Are they not fucking able to read lowercase "b" and do not know the difference in uppercase B for byte and lowercase b for bit??

>Why do people say bit with an "iB"?
they don't
>Are they not fucking able to read lowercase "b" and do not know the difference in uppercase B for byte and lowercase b for bit??
32TiB means "32 TebiByte"

Also, TiB will probably be confused with "TeriByte" since morons don't know it's spelled with an a instead of an i.

>TiB will probably be confused with "TeriByte" since morons don't know it's spelled with an a instead of an i.
i've never seen someone make that mistake

TiB is tibibyte, equal to 2^40 bytes
TB is terabyte, equal to 10^12 bytes
Tb is terabit, equal to 10^12 bits

>tibibyte
tebibyte*

I've never even heard of "tebibyte" until now.

Just like nobody had heard of "apps" before 2008.

"Oll Korrect"

right now, just use gimp or imagemagick

Kek ;^)

it's 17 years old

how?
Like physically how?

Maybe so, but nobody fucking used it that long ago. It's something that everyone suddenly "knows". I have been reading specs for longer than 17 years and never fucking seen that abbreviation before.

>Hurrrr it's 1024 Gibibyte durrrrr

how does this work on a physical level? they just shrink the components that hold the bits and fit more in?

A combination of physical shrink, and each cell holding more bits, and building the chip with more layers. They're up to like 96 layer chips now, with each cell holding 3 or 4 bits.

yes, the way it works is basically the same, just with smaller cells, so you can have more cells on the same size chip, more cells = more bits = more storage space

>t. winbaby

>and professional cameras,
Not really required, 64gb will do the job, most cameras worth their salt support tethering/dual slots. You're not likely to take 128gb of photos in a job.

That's for faggots who like shooting video.

That's fair, but what's the bitrate of dashcam videos? I can't imagine it's much more than 15 or 20mbps if they shoot 1080p at 30fps. That's... what, 7 GB per hour of video? A $13 128GB micro SD card can shoot 18 hours.

Actually now that I think about it, you're right. That storage could (probably should) be used not just while driving but also while parked to watch for vandalism.

All the same, a $30 256GB card would keep you covered for 36 hours and a $65 400GB card would hit almost 2 and a half days of recording. Lexar has a 512GB microSD card for $75. Damn, flash storage has come a long way.

Video games and movies might, theyre getting bigger and bigger. How big would a 16k movie be?

Other thing about cameras is that I'm not even aware of a camera that will take a micro SD card. Most consumer cameras use standard SD, but essentially every high end/professional camera uses some proprietary and ungodly expensive bullshit flash medium, not SD.

Also, user's right about 64GB. I shot something like 5 hours of footage in a day and it might have been, maybe, 40GB of video. Shooting in 4K60fps would increase storage requirements, but not by more than 4x - and you can get a 256GB SD card for like 30 bucks.

The only thing I can see ultra high storage requirements (outside of enterprise stuff) going forward is dashcams like mentioned. People mostly stream music and video (and that portion is increasing every year), and pretty soon I have a feeling video games are going to start heading toward streaming-only, if they can figure out how to make it work better than hot shit.

The thing is, I really don't see TV/movie/screen resolution going much past 4K anytime soon. Of course it's possible, but I would be shocked if we started regularly seeing even 8K media anytime in the next 6 or 7 years. There's an upper limit to usable resolution.

Like how "typical" cars have pretty much plateaued at 100-150 hp since, what, the 90s? Yeah we have more powerful cars, but it's reached a point where "most" people are served by that amount and there's just not much of a reason to increase it any further in the mass market.

If you knew how much porn I get everyday from friends and family members on WhatsApp...

Yeah I guess youre right
Video games don't even have the games on the disc anymore so that's a non issue as well

Some 4K games are already hitting 100-150 GB now, so we don't even need to consider higher resolutions to justify 1-2 TB of storage.

>terra

Fuck off nigger

i was using apps in the 90s so what

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literally every sd card uses exFat

just plug this into an SD microSD adapter

>3DS has a 30
fbi

Damn, I like the aesthetic of this

fbi cannot get around the 300 title limit

This picture alone proves that we are back engineering alien technology and slowly feeding it to the public for profit.

8k video most likely since it's 2gb per second.

use multiple nands then

Likely never by the time we can do that I doubt SDs will be a thing

I to yearn for the age of holocubes to replace these repugnant memory rectangles

"just"?
Right now we manage 16TB on 3.5". 20TB coming this year, apparently.

underrated xD