A record has a max of 500bytes how many records will be held on a floppy disc which holds 1.44megabytes?
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1024 bytes = 1KB\n1024 KB = 1 MB\n\nso it should hold max 3019 records, max.
875147
actualy if u refere to a usb storage device like an usb rack for hdd the limit should be 2048 Gb.\n As for usb devices like flash memory the size it's "64Gb" http://www.kanguru.com/flashdrive_max.html but the price it's  .l.o.l....
697602
- A thumb drive has no moving parts and stores data in microscopic transistors.\n\n- A hard disk uses a spinning magnetic wheel and stores data as magnetic pits on a medium, sort of like a vinyl record.\n\nHard disks can usually hold more data, but thumb drives are catching up quickly, now reaching over 32GB in size for the largest ones.
714889
I think yes...\nBecause in my view as the address are in 32 bits so maximum size it can refer will be 2^32 that is 4 GB.
998603
i'm afraid you've lost it already.........floppy disk are not so reliable in terms of data storage....they can be easily damaged....sensitive to temperature...and other electromagnetic elements...
694395
There are 1024 kilobytes in a megabyte and 1024 megabyte in 1 gigabyte\n\nThus\n\n50 Gbytes is 50*1024*1024 = 52428800 kilobytes\n\nand so is greater than 29000 kilobytes
758872
You can't  'cose there's not enough space in the floppy disk, maybe onto a recordable CD..
224850
There are roughly 3 billion base pairs in the human genome.  Each base pair can be stored as one byte, so 3 Gb of storage will be required.  For a 1.44 M floppy, you'll need 2,083 disks.  You can get fancy and create a special data format that uses only 2 bits per byte, that should reduce this number by 4 fold.
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1Gb = 1,024Mb.\n1Mb = 1,024kb.
1033144
I would imagine this kind of information is confidential to Yahoo! But I think it would be in the Petabyte range..\n\nPerhaps 10 Petabytes?\n\n(1 petabyte = 1024 Terrabytes)
781140
Data written is not a physical substance. When you write data to your HD/Floppy, all you are doing is changing the magnetic orientation of the disk and nothing else  and when you delete the data you change the orientation again. Nothing is actually created or destroyed.
540452
My memorex cd says it will hold 700 MB or 80 minutes of music.
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a thousnd. \nkilobyte- 1000 bytes\nmegabyte- 1000 kilobytes\ngigabyte- 1000 megabytes
792108
it would be under a gig  i recently moved a two 8mm tape to my computer and it was 867mb it was a few hours long
1171319
i believe you can do this // put the floppy disc in the drive then go to my computer page(JUST LEFT CLICK ON START// THEN MY COMPUTER) and right click on the drive (my floppy drive is A) you will see "open " /// click open\nthen point to the file you want to delete and right click// then you will see "delete" left click delete// with floppy drives, im not sure but i think this space is lost after you do this// in any case they allways let you know if you try to put to much on them
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19.017 so 20 CD's at last, cause usually you can't burn exactly 700 Mb to CD. and by the way there is 1024 kilobytes in 1 MB and 1024 Mbs in one Gb, you mixed this.\n\n8 bits- 1 byte\n1024 bytes- 1 kilobyte\n1024 kilobytes- 1 megabyte\n1024 megabytes- 1 gigabyte\n1024 gigabytes - 1 terabyte
264893
Floppy disk suck, get Zip drive and zip floppy (from iomega) which can hold 100 mb, 250 mb, 500 mb, and/or 1 gb of storage.