Sharp's Blu-ray recorder to reach 1 terabyte

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Sharp's Blu-ray recorder to reach 1 terabyte

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The 1-terabyte model, which can record 127 hours of high-definition digital programming, will sell in Japan for just over $2,600.

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I need convincing

by adasha76 September 26, 2007 10:10 AM PDT

I believe the phrase is 'link or it didn't happen'

Seriously I'd like to know just how they multiplied the capacity tenfold all of a sudden

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They added a hard drive
by lmshahft September 26, 2007 10:34 AM PDT: They didn't increase the recording capacity of the Blu Ray disc, Sharp just added a 1TB hard drive to their Blu Ray disc recorder.; Like this View reply Hide reply
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