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Storage Media Through History

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Media
Year Introduced
Typical Capacity
Peak Era
Inventor/Company
Known For
Punched Card
189080 characters/card1950s-1970sHerman Hollerith / IBMEarly computing data entry, 'do not fold spindle or mutilate' cards
Magnetic Tape
19511-10 MB (early)1960s-1980sUNIVAC / IBMMainframe backups, spinning reels in every movie computer scene
8-inch Floppy Disk
197180 KB - 1.2 MB1970sIBMThe original floppy, actually floppy
Cassette Tape (data)
1975660 KBLate 1970s-mid 1980sPhilips (tape) / hobbyists (data)Loading Commodore 64 games for 20 minutes hoping for no errors
5.25-inch Floppy
1976360 KB - 1.2 MB1980sShugart AssociatesApple II, early PC era, actually bendable
Hard Disk Drive
19565 MB - 20 TB1990s-2010sIBM (RAMAC 305)Spinning platters, the workhorse of personal computing
3.5-inch Floppy
19811.44 MB1990sSonyThe save icon forever, hard plastic shell, 'insert disk 23 of 47'
CD-ROM
1985650-700 MB1990sSony / PhilipsEncarta, Myst, game installs, AOL free trial discs everywhere
MiniDisc
1992140-1000 MBMid 1990s-early 2000sSonyCult favorite portable audio, huge in Japan, killed by MP3 players
Iomega Zip Disk
1994100-750 MBLate 1990sIomegaClick of death, floppy successor that lost to CD-R
DVD-ROM
19954.7 GB (single layer)2000sSony / Toshiba / Panasonic / PhilipsMovies, game installs, killed VHS, killed by streaming
CompactFlash
19942 MB - 512 GB2000sSanDiskPro camera storage, bulky but bulletproof
USB Flash Drive
20008 MB - 2 TB2000s-2010sIBM / Trek Technology / M-SystemsThumb drives, the gadget bag staple, conference swag forever
SD Card
19998 MB - 2 TB2000s-presentSanDisk / Toshiba / PanasonicCameras, phones, Nintendo Switch, the last standing memory card
Blu-ray Disc
200325-100 GB2010sSony / Blu-ray Disc AssociationHD movies, PS3, won the format war against HD DVD
SATA SSD
200632 GB - 8 TB2010sSamsung (first mass market)Instant boot times, the upgrade that saved old laptops
NVMe SSD
2013128 GB - 16 TB2020sNVM Express consortiumPCIe speeds, PS5 expansion, gigabytes per second
Cloud Storage
2007Effectively unlimited2010s-presentAmazon S3 / Dropbox / Google DriveNo physical media, sync everywhere, monthly subscriptions

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