IDPhoto
| Storage medium iDPhoto
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| General | |
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| Type | Magneto-optical storage medium |
| capacity | 730 MB |
| size | 59 × 56 × 4.8 mm |
| origin | |
| developer | Sanyo |
| Launch | 2000 |
An iDPhoto (ID-Photo) is a digital storage medium that was introduced to the market by Sanyo in 2000 .
iDPhoto disks store data by means of magneto-optical storage (MO disk). The disk is 59 mm × 56 mm × 4.8 mm and has a disk diameter of 50 mm. The storage capacity is 730 MB with a data transfer speed of 2 MB / s.
iDPhoto turned out to be a flop in Germany and is no longer supported.
The only camera that supported this format was the Sanyo IDC-1000Z.
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Japanese Journal of Applied Physics: Regular papers & short notes, Volume 41, p. 1749 "A magneto-optical (MO) disk system named iDphoto has been developed as the next-generation, high-capacity, high-speed storage media for digital still cameras. " The disk measures 50 mm in diameter and holds 730 MB of data. To achieve the high recording density of 4.6Gb / in2 "
- ↑ IEEE Topical Meeting on Optical Data Storage, Volume 4090, 2000, page 226 [1]
- ↑ digicam Museum