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How many typewritten pages of information are stored in a 4G-byte memory system?
Gaulishwar
30 line double spaced with 10 chars per inch with one inch margins would be about 65x30 bytes.
60x30 is 1800 so to make the math easy, let's say 2000.
2G-byte of memory divided by 2000 is 1 million pages, so a 4 Gig memory stick can hold 2 million pages of straight text, not formatted.
Each volume of the Encyclopedia Britanica is about 1000 pages, Say a set of Encyclopedias are 25 volumes(making the math easier)
So 2000 volumes divided by 25 = 80 complete sets of that encyclopedia.
One thing is for certain.... It is not infinite.
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