Jamie Le Souef

May Wong, AAP

15 October 2007 02:01 PM

Your storage worries could be all over — nanoscale hard drive technology developed by Japanese researchers could soon see a quadrupling of the current storage limits of devices such as laptops and iPods.

Japanese company Hitachi Ltd says its researchers have successfully shrunken a key component in hard drives to a nanoscale that will pave the way for quadrupling today’s storage limits to four terabytes for desktop computers and one terabyte on laptops in 2011.

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