the random squad thread

Oh no, electronic talks... question:

what is TB and GBP?

When I was about 8 or 9 (12 to 11 years ago), my Mom thought it would be a good idea to sweep all the shit off our roof. She slipped feel off the 2 floored house (don't know how tall it was) and landed on her head/neck/spine area. She got very few physical wounds, but she suffered minor brain damage. No so bad she can't work or dirve or lead a normal life, but she just is alittle off. He talks about things that arn't real or just trails off in a sentence. Stuff like that.

thats from a quick internet search

lol TB = terabyte, GBP = great british pound

1tb = 1000 gigs

fixed

.....that kinda sounded like me back when I had no common sense (which stopped around...2nd year High?).

@elfen & holic : Thanks. I'll look into those^^

TB = Terra byte. The next size after Gigabyte. GBP = Great Britain pounds, the British currency.

As for Moses :P It is 1024 GB = 1TB. Same with all the other sizes.

why i fixed it before u *sigh*

@Uzumaki: Well you see my mom is 56, so it can be problematic.

damn you

Okay, last question:

...How large are these things? souds like 1TB is large...

@moses: my mom is turning 58 next year... :shock:

its huge something like 500,000 pics big

Let me put it like this: The usual DVD is 7GB large. 1 Terrabyte (TB) = 1024 GB. So basicly you could put 146 DVD's on it :D

This will be said before I post this but:

1TB = 1000 Gig.

That's not what I meant, sorry.

Rephrase:

How large is the container? Is it as large as a portable USB?

Its the size of a small paper back novel.

size of a manga

...That's kinda...large... wait, how do you plug it in? Do you have to pry open the CPU?

approx sizes:

height: 3"
length: 6"
width: 4"

as i said this is approx sizes

no you jus plug it into a usb