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Sony's 185 TB cassette tape breaks storage capacity record Cassette tape Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times Sony has developed a new cassette tape -- much more high tech than this one -- that is capable of holding 185 terabytes of data. Sony has developed a new cassette tape -- much more high tech than this one -- that is capable of holding 185 terabytes of data. (Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times) Salvador Rodriguez Sony Corp. Sony has developed a cassette tape capable of holding 185 terabytes, breaking a data storage record Sony announced it has created a cassette tape that smashes a previous record for data storage. The Japanese company says its new tape is capable of holding 185 terabytes, or 148 gigabits per square inch. At that much capacity, Sony's new tapes hold the equivalent of 11,840 16 gigabytes iPhone 5s devices -- or about 3,700 Blu-ray discs. The cassette tapes, which were developed with the help of IBM, obliterate the previous record, which was set in 2010 by Fujifilm and IBM. Back then, the companies set the record with a tape capable of holding 35 terabytes. RELATED: Samsung, Sony to open home entertainment shops inside Best Buy stores Andrea Chang Samsung and Sony are going head to head with new in-store entertainment shops at hundreds of Best Buy locations nationwide. Samsung will launch 500 Samsung Entertainment Experience areas at Best Buy stores, while Sony will open 350 Sony Experience at Best Buy shops. Last year, Samsung... Samsung and Sony are going head to head with new in-store entertainment shops at hundreds of Best Buy locations nationwide. Samsung will launch 500 Samsung Entertainment Experience areas at Best Buy stores, while Sony will open 350 Sony Experience at Best Buy shops. Last year, Samsung... ( Andrea Chang ) Sony is set to present and explain its new cassette tapes at the INTERMAG Europe 2014 international magnetics conference, being held this week in Dresden, Germany. There, Sony will explain how it enhanced a technology known as "sputter deposition" to achieve the high-storage cassette tapes, which are about 74 times the capacity of tapes being used today. Tech giants like Facebook and Google use data centers to store all the information users upload to their services, such as photos posted on Facebook or emailed through Gmail. With these cassette tapes, companies will be capable of storing more data in the same amount of space that they use today. http://www.latimes.com/business/technology/la-fi-tn-sony-185-tb-cassette-tape-storage-record-20140505-story.html?track=rss

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If this is the complete catalog, then the number should be over 100. In celebration of the 75th Anniversary of Blue Note Records we've launched iTunes.com/BlueNote, a dedicated global iTunes destination that serves as the premiere source for Blue Note music with exclusive offerings and the goal of making every Blue Note titles available in one place. Over 100 Blue Note albums will be Master for iTunes, ensuring delivery of the music to listeners with increased audio fidelity. Also just launched on iTunes Radio is Blue Note Radio, a new station that exclusively streams Blue Note tracks covering all 75 years of The Finest In Jazz from Thelonious Monk to Robert Glasper. The station will continually grow as new music is released including recent albums from Ambrose Akinmusire, Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band, and Takuya Kuroda, as well as upcoming releases from Bobby Hutcherson/David Sanborn/Joey DeFrancesco, Joe Lovano/Dave Douglas, Jason Moran, Wayne Shorter & more. An Artist of the Month spotlight highlighting Blue Note artists past & present begins with a look at the landmark Blue Note recordings of legendary keyboardist and composer Herbie Hancock, whose Blue Note catalog includes his debut album Takin' Off from 1962, and comprises numerous classics such as My Point Of View, Empyrean Isles, Maiden Voyage, and Speak Like A Child. New catalog releases featured today at iTunes.com/BlueNote include Blue Note 75 , a 75-track anniversary collection spanning the label's entire history, as well as six exclusive introductory 10-track Blue Note 101 compilations. Now Hear This: Blue Note Records , a free monthly podcast from Don Was, presents the unique perspective of Blue Note's President, who is himself an accomplished producer and musician.

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The interviewer mentions that he is not exactly retired, but taking some off from performing. http://www.npr.org/2014/05/03/309047616/sonny-rollins-you-cant-think-and-play-at-the-same-time

I like the music.

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Great music Dan.

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Flurin, great photo. How was the concert? I saw Randy and Billy in December.

Sorry for your loss. At least his music remains for the ages.

The story of Jazz hosted by Billy Crystal. Hum, do we need another history lesson? May 1st Jazz at Lincoln Center. Featuring the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis Plus: Jonathan Batiste, Bill Cosby, Aaron Diehl, Jon Faddis, Fairview Baptist Church Brass Band, Dominick Farinacci, Taj Mahal, Pedrito Martinez, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Mark O’Connor, Dianne Reeves, Marcus Roberts, & Cécile McLorin Salvant

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Yes, thanks Jeff.

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How did this one get missed?

You are correct on 1, 2, 4, 7, 12, 17 and 19 but boy did you mess up the title of #15. That's not the title of that tune? I have to go and pul out my Fats Waller and see what the title is.

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