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10MB Hard Drive This is from an Apple Lisa I am told. The capacity of which is 10MB...yes 10 MB. To get this into perspective it translates into the following: 10MB Hard Disk = 7 of the older 1.44MB 3 1/2” floppy disks as pictured below. 10MB Hard Disk = 1 of my JPEG photographs from my digital camera (2 would be needed for the 20MB RAW) 500 of these Hard Disks = 5GB Sony USB Hard Drive as pictured below 50,000 of these Hard Disks = my current 500GB Hard Disk in my Dell PC I hope I have the sums correct as it all seems staggering figures compared to todays standards, though we are talking 24 years ago which in computing terms is a very long time. |
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