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With the rise of Mp3 players, smart phones, cloud servers and the connectivity to literally play your music anytime, anywhere; will the compact disc survive? Or will it eventually be eradicated by the advancement of technology?
TNinfidel - 10/11/11 @ 5:20 PM:
Ryan Kazinec - 10/11/11 @ 7:06 PM:
Ally | Side B
What about blurays? I think those are here to stay for a while due to the capacity they carry.
TNinfidel - 10/11/11 @ 7:55 PM:
Ally | Side B
When large capacity USB flash drives catch-up with Blue Ray economy it will be the end of the Blue Ray. The large capacity flash drives are not economically feasible at this time for many. However, many Ipods and other mobile devices have storage capacity that far exceeds the Blue Ray and readily interface with USB ports.
Ryan Kazinec - 10/11/11 @ 8:29 PM:
Ally | Side B
Currently the blurays hold 25gb and 50gb respectively but I've read about quad layered blurays that are holding 100gb's a disk. It will be quite away in the distant future before flash drives or memory cards are affordable enough in that size range.
TNinfidel - 10/11/11 @ 10:12 PM:
Ally | Side B
Yes, it will be a while but it will eventually happen. Blue Ray's days are numbered as well.
TNinfidel - 10/11/11 @ 5:15 PM:
Jeff - 10/7/11 @ 7:58 PM:
Sarah Forester - 10/7/11 @ 7:05 PM:
Sarah Forester - 10/7/11 @ 7:06 PM:
Ally | Side A
I meant to say car or stereo with ipod connect. =)
Ryan Kazinec - 10/7/11 @ 7:24 PM:
Rival | Side B
Bad news..... You two are alone on this one. Last cd I bought was nickelback and it was the album two before the most recent one.