What is another word for double-density?
Pronunciation: [dˈʌbə͡ldˈɛnsɪti] (IPA) 
Double-density is a term used to describe a device or object with twice the number of components in the same amount of space. The term is commonly used in the computer industry to refer to disk drives or memory cards with twice the data storage capacity of their predecessors. Synonyms for double-density could include "dual-density," "twice as dense," "double-packed," "double-stuffed," or "double-loaded." These terms evoke the idea of something being packed with double the amount of material or components, which is the essence of double-density. Regardless of the term used, the idea is to convey that the device or object is capable of holding twice as much as the standard version.
