What does GB mean like in 40GB?

[Jamxx]

Yea; i meant 1024 Mhz...don't u wish there was 1024 ghz though...maybee in 50 yearss or longer

...No, I think you mean 1024 KB! RAM runs at like 200 MHz for DDR400/PC3200... 1024 MHz would be insanely fast (even though 1024 GHz would be even faster).

That'd be a tetrahertz! WHOA!

 

[Mikey1]

carrie were u planning on building or just upgrading a hd? Id go with a 80+ gb just to be safe it is worth it for the extra $.

 

[JustinMcG67]

Yea; i meant 1024 Mhz...don't u wish there was 1024 ghz though...maybee in 50 yearss or longer

1024 MHz? That's referring to frequency. I thought he wanted disk space? Either way 1024 GHz and GB is a whole heck of a lot!

 

[Carriefan01]

I have a question. I won't be downloading music from ITunes im going to be putting songs from my CD's on my Ipod but are the songs that you put in your ITunes on your computer or it's on ITunes website so it doesn't fill up your room in your computer?

 

[Lewis1]

Itunes store and the Itunes Program are different so no they wont be saved on the website they will be saved on your computer (your hard drive) so like if you buy a 60GB ipod or whatever and you only have a 40GB Hard drive in your computer your going to have diffulculty filling your ipod and you will run out of space fairly quick.

 

[Carriefan01]

Well im buying a 30 GB. What about if I save the songs to a disc instead of my hard drive on my computer? Would that work?

 

[Carriefan01]

Yes? No?

 

[Carriefan01]

nobody knows?

 

[The Power]

1gb=1024mb
40gb=40960mb
1mb=1024kb
40960mb=41943040kb
1kb=1024bytes (i believe)
41943040kb=42949672960bytes

 

[Carriefan01]

aaah... I have no clue....