
Nintendo, one of the top three videogame console and handheld device makers, apparently is preparing to invest some big money into developing holographic storage.
A patent for holographic storage was recently co-signed by the Japanese entertainment hardware and software company, which is a clear indication that the console manufacturer is investigating new methods of data storage for future projects.
Holographic storage is a sector of the solid-state disk market with interesting potential. But development appears to have come to a plateau, since only a couple of companies have been working on trying to bring it to market.