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RE: ...did you think about erasing some of your files?
A. All the time, though it would seem that I'm just too lazy lol

Seriously though, I make it a personal policy to never throw anything out....

I have old enterprise drives that spin down during idle states that appear to be lasting forever. Though I'll likely retire them due to their size rather than reliability. Which would seem to be...

One interesting aspect of hard-drive history, was the technological division between the commercial and consumer products. ie, most people were unaware that IBM had hard-drives spanning several MB...

Can't wait for prices to come down so that I can upgrade my own NAS - currently running 6 TB's without issue. Though with the advent of higher MP's, sensors, space is getting tighter

Eventually solid state will be cheaper, though it remains that the data recovery aspect of solid state devices is rather depressing to say the least.

WD RED, 5 yrs and counting ...

Fuji

And I love it!

I've never owned a Fuji, but these camera's are starting to make me feel like Pentax used-to back in the day. Back when camera's were designed to live-up to their legacy as photographic...

I hope DPR doesn't accidentally "leak" their initial hands-on review ;)

Glad to see our buddy decided to delete his or her post, because Nikon just confirmed that they were going to release a Z pro camera :)

This isn't aimed at Nikon, though the headline got me to thinking that braveness in this particular case would involve some bold new innovation rather than entering an existing market - but that's...

I think you may be onto something here.

This is a great mirrorless entry point for Nikon - it's no Sony killer, then again, I don't think many people expected that just yet.

With that said, I think Nikon's biggest challenge will be...

Simple marketing really:

1. Intercept competitive threat with promise of "something really good" to prospective customers.

2. Withhold product detail to maximize consumer interest.

3....

I believe it's a reference to lighting on the body - ie, the mounting ring and camera body having RGB backlighting. This would be completely programable with spectacular effects such as; breathing,...

It is God's will being done

The worst thing about expectations is that they are often met with letdowns.

If Nikon play's its cards right, it could shape the mirrorless market.

The way I see it, Sony's biggest downfall was due to a lack of competition. And so if Nikon delivers a class leading...

I'm thinking Sony will compete on sensor as usual. Of which, I'm also thinking they will be sure to win, as a result of controlling the market.