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never obsoleteWho Needs a 75GB Hard Drive?
Maximum PC - August 2000
https://books.google.com/books?id=4gEAAAAAMBAJ&lpg=PP1&pg=PT79#v=twopage&q&f=false
Maximum PC - August 2000
https://books.google.com/books?id=4gEAAAAAMBAJ&lpg=PP1&pg=PT79#v=twopage&q&f=false
Millie
Five Element Ninja@256 I remember looking at an 8GB hard drive at Best Buy in the late 90s and an employee telling me that I'd never fill that.
IBBoard@FiveElementNinja @256 To be fair, with late-90s era photos and audio quality then it would have been rather tricky to fill it!
linear cannon@256 i sit here reading this in the year 2026. the other window on my computer screen is a terminal in which i am monitoring the progress of backups of several terabytes of data from one of my computers to another.
Matt Hall
Ryoma123
AlisonW โฟ๐ณ๏ธโ๐โพ๏ธ@256
640k should be enough!
640k should be enough!
Sere ๐ 
Nina Felwitch 
@256 My music library is 76GB ๐
Gavin@256 theyโre talking about IBM hard drives, so all high security facilities do. There was no faster way to yeet 75GB of data into oblivion than store it on one of those from that period. DBAN? Ainโt nobody got time for that, just let your IBM Deathstar render it inaccessible in an instant.
Yes, Iโm bitter, what of it? Younger me did not give backups the respect they deserve.
Duncan Stephen@256 Rough rule of thumb and maybe my sense is off, but I reckon 75GB of WAV files is only roughly 75 albums?
๐๐ ๐๐๐Single CD as far as i remember is 740 Mb, so, it's 100 albums.
Bill
magnetichuman@256 I remember around 2004 laughing and laughing with a friend about what you could do with a 1TB drive one day when we were curious and looked up what was the biggest consumer drive you could get at the time.
Martin EA7KRC@256
Obviously didn't reckon on microslob bloatware
Obviously didn't reckon on microslob bloatware
Jake in the desert@256 ๐๐คฃ I can't.
Pepper
georgia
Thomas P. Moonis@256 By 2005, the iPod would be available with a hard drive bigger than this for music storage alone.
Dan Hallock