The capacity of a database can vary widely depending on the database management system (DBMS) and its configuration. Some databases can handle several terabytes or even petabytes, while others might be limited to a few gigabytes. For example, popular relational databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL can manage large volumes of data, often exceeding hundreds of gigabytes, while NoSQL databases like MongoDB can scale horizontally to accommodate much larger datasets. Ultimately, the specific limitations depend on factors such as hardware, storage capacity, and the design of the database itself.
Depending how how large your hard drive is - computers these days have from 250GB to 2TB
A single DVD is capable of holding 4813 megabytes of data. Blu Ray disks, on the other hand, can hold 25600mb.
the smallest size of computer memeroy is a byte. i can hold 8 charaters. 1000 bytes = 1 kilobyte. 1ooo kilobyte = 1 megabyte. 1000 megabyte = 1 gigabyte.
A 4GB memory card will hold about two hours of 720p recording. One gigabyte will hold about 30 minutes of this type of recording.
there are 50000 gigabytes in a kilobyte
An Access database can hold up to 2GB (two gigabytes) of information. These include up to 32,768 objects ( tables, queries, forms, etc). From this up to 255 people can use the database at the same time. My source: MS Access 2010 Comprehensive, New Perspectives, Adamski::Finegan rosie stjulian
About 20,000
It can hold about 1GB to 8GB.
It will hold about 256 averagely sized songs.
a LOT!
I'm not sure, but it can hold as many pages u can hold. 16 on each page.
16/ 32 / 64 GB.
It will hold about 256 averagely sized songs.
The amount is roughly about 900 3MB songs.
10,000 kbs
About 500 songs
20 hrs