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sdracup
· 11 years ago
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Omg yes!!
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cookiejar5051
· 11 years ago
It does that on my ipad, which is super annoying.
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pebbleinthepond
· 11 years ago
You guys do know it has to do this right?
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shadowstorm197
· 11 years ago
Technically they could put 17.5 gb on the drive so you'd have 16 gb
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guest
· 11 years ago
OR they could put 14GB and a person would go "Wow, free 500MB!"
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pebbleinthepond
· 11 years ago
They could but they don't
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guest
· 11 years ago
the 1.5 GB is for NSA
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shadowstorm197
· 11 years ago
More like 4 zettabytes.
Which is 4000 petabytes
Which is 4000000 terabytes
Which is 4000000000 gigabytes
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smitty
· 11 years ago
And that people, is the difference between engineering math and marketing math.
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pikalink1239
· 11 years ago
I really hate that! I tried to put a file on there and I thought it would fit but it didn't.
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missraven
· 11 years ago
You know what really grindS my gears? >>
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thefandomisrising
· 10 years ago
My iPod does this, it says 32GB, but it's 28.5GB. The best I can figure, is that the software takes up 3.5GB.
smitty
· 10 years ago
See above... the design engineers count in binary and base eight. The marketing department counts in base ten and also rounds up numbers.
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Yes, the OS will take up a bit of memory, but not 3.5 GB worth for a portable device.
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guest
· 6 years ago
It's because of the base 10 to base 8 conversion
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Which is 4000 petabytes
Which is 4000000 terabytes
Which is 4000000000 gigabytes
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Yes, the OS will take up a bit of memory, but not 3.5 GB worth for a portable device.