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guest · 10 years ago · FIRST

Only 200gbs? That's enough to hold like only like 10-20 had blu-rays.

cosmic77 · 10 years ago

It's a micro sd, about 3/4 of an inch by 1/2 of an inch in size.

guest · 10 years ago

"Only" 10-20 Blurays

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whospikedthepunch · 10 years ago

Won't be too much longer before they hit terabyte levels.

whospikedthepunch · 10 years ago

Well they already have flash drives that big and bigger so it stands to reason within probably 2 years or so they will have sd cards that big, of course if you want to drop $860 on a flash drive you can though the price has dropped about 60%
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00E65QM8O/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1427334695&sr=1-1&keywords=1+tb+flash+drive

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coolpie178 · 10 years ago

The goverment will track us with this

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cosmic77 · 10 years ago

Whoa.

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thepacifist · 10 years ago

I'm not sure I understand. How many floppys is that?

guest · 10 years ago

The average floppy disk could store a little over 1MB, so that microSD card is a little less than 200000 floppys.

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guest · 10 years ago

I'm 15 and this is pretty damn epic right here
(I'm assuming, because I have no idea about resoloution, pixels, output and all that shiyet)

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lucky11 · 10 years ago

And to think I got so excited as a kid when we got a bigger hard drive for the computer. We doubled the size of it from 64MB to 128MB. And it only cost $250.

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grumpycamel · 10 years ago

I remember my first USB pen drive with a capacity of 128MB in 2001. Cost me just over $180. How times have changed....

lefrancais · 10 years ago

I remember my first computer in 1997, the hard drive had a capacity of 512 MB.. Feeling old!

lucky11 · 10 years ago

When I was in High school we got a Sony Vaio with 2GB of hard drive space and I just couldn't believe it. Now I have movies that are larger.

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