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Pic: One gigabyte over 20 years

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One the left, a one gigabyte IBM hard drive circa 1987. On the right, a one gigabyte SD card circa the last sale at Best Buy, before they got all the latest Micro-SD stuff in stock. Twenty years equals about twenty pounds from the looks of things. Found via Forever Geek.

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A little more than 20lbs.. more like 80 j-braden@... | 09/28/07
Terabyte jwaasdorp@... | 10/04/07
RE: Pic: One gigabyte over 20 years tradergeorge | 09/28/07
Banking in the 80's RacerxV6 | 09/28/07
RE: Pic: One gigabyte over 20 years processing@... | 09/28/07
Try 40 years techrepublic.com@... | 09/28/07
Those were the days my friend williaa6@... | 09/30/07

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