When comparing hard drives, there are many factors to consider. If a 500GB hard drive is priced at $100, you are paying 20 cents per Gigabyte. If a 32GB hard drive is priced at the same, you're paying much more per GB. Secondly, you need to compare the speed of the drives. The slowest hard drives still readily available are 5400 rpm. Next is the 7200 rpm drives (this is the standard), then there are the super-fast 10,000 rpm Velociraptor drives. Even faster than that are the new Solid State Disks, that have much smaller capacities but incredibly fast access times, most of those being able to read or write around 100 MB/sec. To say one drive is better than the other would be an uneducated statement. Compare the two drives. Is one more affordable? What are your data storage needs? Which method does each drive hook up to the computer? USB? eSata? Firewire? For more information, I recommend searching CNET for hard drive customer reviews.
USB sticks vary in data storage from 2GB to 32GB. Many external hard drives are 250GB, 500GB or 1TB, and are often more cost-effective.
Around 8,000 average length songs will fit on a 32GB flash drive.
The Apple company makes a variety of products with a variety of capacities. The product and its largest capacity as of May 21, 2010 is as follows: iPad - 64GB iPhone - 32GB iPod Shuffle - 4GB iPod Nano - 16GB iPod classic - 160GB iPod Touch - 64GB MacBook HD: 500GB RAM: 4GB 13-inch MacBook Pro HD: 500GB RAM: 8GB 15-inch MacBook Pro HD: 500GB RAM: 8GB 17-inch MacBook Pro HD: 500GB RAM: 8GB MacBook Air HD: 128GB solid-state drive RAM: 2GB Mac Mini HD: 500GB RAM: 4GB 21.5 in iMac HD: 2TB RAM: 16GB 27 in iMac HD: 2TB RAM: 16GB Mac Pro HD: 8TB RAM: 32GB
If you are getting an ipod touch to do games and stuff, the 32GB is better, But, if you are getting it because of music, 8GB is better.
The Apple company makes a variety of products with a variety of capacities. The product and its largest capacity as of May 21, 2010 is as follows: iPad - 64GB iPhone - 32GB iPod Shuffle - 4GB iPod Nano - 16GB iPod classic - 160GB iPod Touch - 64GB MacBook HD: 500GB RAM: 4GB 13-inch MacBook Pro HD: 500GB RAM: 8GB 15-inch MacBook Pro HD: 500GB RAM: 8GB 17-inch MacBook Pro HD: 500GB RAM: 8GB MacBook Air HD: 128GB solid-state drive RAM: 2GB Mac Mini HD: 500GB RAM: 4GB 21.5 in iMac HD: 2TB RAM: 16GB 27 in iMac HD: 2TB RAM: 16GB Mac Pro HD: 8TB RAM: 32GB
CE stands for Consumer Electronics and it a an external HDD. NetBooks will have maximum memory capacity of appro 32GB. That's why yr uncle would ve bought dat too
It comes in 16GB, 32GB, or 64GB flash drive.
It has been found that the cost of a 32gb flash drive varies depending on the brand and quality of the flash drive. Prices have been found to range from about $25 up to approximately $50.
Yes, but when you insert a flash drive, your xbox will want to do something called "Formatting." This will delete and permanently erase all content on the inserted device. Make sure not to use the flash drive you use for home work :)
the 8gb cost less then the 32gb but for me the 32gb it a more better deal, the 32 gb can hold more stuff, the 8gb and the 32 gb is the same thing it has no difference but the 32gb can hold more then the 8gb.
The 32GB would be the better choice.
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