cheating-is-good Posted: 13:53 Dec13 2007
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I was looking at my limewire yesterday, and it said that limewire can even hold huge files, even ones as big as a terabyte.
My question is what is a terabyte, and how big is it compared to a gigabyte?
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My question is what is a terabyte, and how big is it compared to a gigabyte?
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Rhodri Posted: 14:01 Dec13 2007
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1TB = 1000GB
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Shadow Cast Posted: 14:14 Dec13 2007
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If you custom build a PC you may be even able to get one with a Terabyte. It'd cost you a bomb, though.
Rhodri Posted: 14:28 Dec13 2007
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^Not really. My Dad received an advert through the post recently from Dell offering him a computer with a TB hard drive for about £600, which isn't really that bad.
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whiplash234 Posted: 14:31 Dec13 2007
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Alienware, allow up to 4 terabytes.
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Rhodri Posted: 14:31 Dec13 2007
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But alienware are expensive =P There are Dells with 3TB.
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whiplash234 Posted: 14:33 Dec13 2007
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Whic Dell. Could you provide me with a link?
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Shadow Cast Posted: 14:46 Dec13 2007
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A Dell with a TB and ONLY £600? I think Rhodri's Finally lost the plot 
Rhodri Posted: 14:56 Dec13 2007
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I made a mistake, sorry Whippy. 1TB it was. http://www1.euro.dell.com/content/products/features.aspx/desktops_creative?c=uk&cs=ukdhs1&l=en&s=dhs
Shadow cast - My Dad gets business promotions, and it was excluding VAT. For you it'd be more, probably =P
Shadow cast - My Dad gets business promotions, and it was excluding VAT. For you it'd be more, probably =P
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whiplash234 Posted: 14:59 Dec13 2007
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Will he have to pay the VAT?
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Shadow Cast Posted: 15:06 Dec13 2007
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I've seen that before and it costs around 3,000 Euros :/
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PhilXZ Posted: 15:07 Dec13 2007
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you sure got that right. (3,000 E???)
I never heard of TERABYTES before.
I never heard of TERABYTES before.
Shadow Cast Posted: 15:07 Dec13 2007
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Yes I'm dead sure...if not even more...
RJ Fighter Posted: 06:17 Dec14 2007
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1 TB = 1024 GB.
whiplash234 Posted: 12:14 Dec14 2007
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A terabyte is a marvellous thing.
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Kenny 2x4 Posted: 16:36 Dec14 2007
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Why is it that people keep on saying it's 1000? It's clearly 1024.
The only exception being the conversion of bits to bytes. There are 8 bits in a byte and this is true: half a byte in computing is genuinely known as a nibble. So if you had a black and white graphic with resolution of 4 bits (i.e. 2x2 pixels) it would take up a nibble on your backing storage.
The only exception being the conversion of bits to bytes. There are 8 bits in a byte and this is true: half a byte in computing is genuinely known as a nibble. So if you had a black and white graphic with resolution of 4 bits (i.e. 2x2 pixels) it would take up a nibble on your backing storage.
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whiplash234 Posted: 14:58 Dec15 2007
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That means I have plenty of nibbles
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cheating-is-good Posted: 16:47 Dec15 2007
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Okay, well thanks for telling me that everybody. I wish I had a computer with 1 terabyte.
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vampire toast Posted: 20:27 Dec15 2007
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What exactly would be a terabyte?
What kind of file is THAT massive?
What kind of file is THAT massive?
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