How can one hard drive hold 5,000 movies?
If your PC's hard drive holds digital video files in MPEG-2 or MPEG-1 formats, you can use the MediaMVP to watch them on your television.
A 20-megabyte hard drive holds detailed maps of the entire United States, Canada and Puerto Rico, with locations and phone numbers of nearly seven million points of interest, indicated with icons.
Not only does its hard drive hold five more hours of video, but it also packs a 30X zoom, a built-in video light and a microphone jack.
The PC comes with a pair of CableCARD-compatible tuners that let you record two high-definition programs at once, and its hard drive holds up to 50 hours of high-definition recordings.
The hard drive holds up to 38 hours of video.
(A nice-sized hard drive holds about 1011 bits).
With standard MP3 files, RCA's Lyra Pesonal Jukebox, which has a 10-gigabyte hard drive, holds about 150 hours of music.
While Apple's five-gigabyte hard drive holds an estimated 1,000 songs, Creative Labs recently introduced a 20 GB version of its (formerly six GB) Nomad Jukebox.
A built-in 30GB hard drive holds your maps for U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico (sorry, Mexico), detailed maps of 86 cities and 12 million points of interest (POI), which gets you your gas stations, restaurants, ATMs, etc., etc.
