Ariel Rocholl <arocholl <at> gmail.com> writes:

> Correct me if I am wrong, but I do not think Moore's law applies to memory
> technology, it is more related to uP and its capabilities, remarkably speed.
> Memory capacity nor speed have followed Moore's law AFAIK.

I don't know if Moore's law applies here but installed disk capacity and RAM
capacity in commodity consumer computers roughly doubles or triples every 2
years without increasing the price significantly. CPU speed does not follow this
'law' mostly because there are physical limits that have been reached (instead,
double and quad cored units appeared). Of course I was being optimistic but
size-wise there is no reason to reach TB sizes in a few (2-3-4) years.

Peter P.


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