Uncompressed:
More than 100 thousand... (in other words, more than anybody will ever need)
Compressed:
Easily several hundred thousand 8*10 inch pages of plain-text (just letters, numbers, and punctuation)
Possibly up to a million pages...
Calculations are generous:
Using another answer of about 5,000 (was under 4k) letters per page:
5,000 characters directly translates into 5kb
a typical CD holds about 700mb of data
700mb/5kb = 140,000
a typical CD will hold over 100 thousand 8*10 inch pages of raw text (just numbers, letters, and punctuation) (not double sided), uncompressed
compressed to 20% of original size:
500,000 pages of text
7900 A Compact Disk (CD) can usually store up to 700MB data.
4.7 GB on a single layer DVD ROM
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a CD player
The acronym 'CD', often refers to 'compact disk'.
CD can mean: Certificate of Deposit Compact Disk Crossdresser
First of all. It's called cd-rom. It stands for Compact Disc - Read Only Memory.It is a type of memory that can only be written once but read many times. 'compact disc' refers to its portability.
250,000
Usually right around 14-15 songs will fit on one CD-R.
4500
The number of pictures that can fit on CD depends on the size of the picture files. If each picture is 300 kilobytes, about 2,100 pictures will fit on a standard compact disc.
Cd's can have thousands of songs to 1 song, it depends on how big the CD is. You can get them on it by "burning" them on windows media player.
a terabyte is 1000 gigabytes, a cd normally is around 700-800 Mb. this means a 800 Mb cd is 0,78125 of a Gb, thus in one tb 0,78125*1000= 781 cd's will fit
Unfortunately the Kenwood KDC-C471FM does not come with CD text.
Each ASCII character requires one byte. Assuming that a typical page of text holds about 2000 characters, then the CD-ROM can hold about : 650 MB/2 KB or 325,000 pages. Unicode would store half as much, but with multilingual capability. This result does not include space used for illustrations. It also does not include fonts and graphic formatting used for WYSIWYG display, which would require some space. The result gives a good idea of the incredible capacity of CD-ROMs.
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It depends on the size of the photos and the size of the CD... but generally around 700, assuming each photo is around 1MB each and the CD is 700MB.
So your CD's will fit into the sleeve.
compact disc