Since our school days, we are taught generations of computer and so we learnt about vacuum tubes, which were as large as room or even bigger than a compartment to say. But , what about Harddisk.
This is a mere 5 MB harddisk used during 1956. But considering our brain which is equivalent to only 1 or 2 MB for storing information(as i read somewhere), 5 MB was indeed an adequate option for information storage at that time.
Now, i possess 80 GB while there are already 200 GB to 750 GB harddisks in the market.
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Ani manchey ko dimag 2-3 MB matra hunchaa bhanera timiley payeko information chain ekdum galat ho . Human brain has a huge capacity of storage i guess in tarabytes , mero euta bio p[adni sathi ley bhaneko. :)
Mero ta hardisk matri 40 GB. Kya jhyau
Speed bro, may be you are right but when i was giving SLC, my teacher told me human brain of that size.. i think i've to make search on it..
ahiley Portable HD haru pani cha ni yaar.. Backup ko laagi ek dum ramro. ra normal Harddisk lai kasari Portable Harddisk banauney, tesko laagi, euta interface cable chahincha, tyyo khoji ra chu, pauna saath, Do-It-Yourself post raakhi haalchu.
ashish bro, mero 5 years old laptop ko harddisk size ta laazai laagney khalko cha, just 4 GB yaar.. he he.. timro ta 40 GB cha ni at least.. hai?
ani,