What's the Smallest Hard Drive you have?

[successfulerror]

What's the Smallest Hard Drive you have?

 

[successfulerror]

i have WesternDigtal Caviar 31600 From 96 that's 1gb

 

[jp198780]

i have a Western Digital also, Model 22000 i think, came outta my old 95 machine, 2.1GB....think 4200RPM, not sure...

 

[jimmymac]

got a 40mb western digital here somewhere

 

[StrangleHold]

Still have a couple of 500mbs ones around here somewhere

 

[Sacrinyellow5]

13 GB & a 20GB still being used...

 

[Archangel]

a 127Mb Quantum Prodrive and I know i have a Quantum BigFoot drive somewhere here (5.25") and i know its smaller, but i couldnt find it so far

 

[fade2green514]

i used to have one that was 40mb or something tiny like that, and the ram was like 512kb i believe. i duno my grandpa's new wife gave it to us lol we pretty much threw it all out. the hard drive looked the same as they do today though so i kept it and i show people who are kind of interested.

 

[Ku-sama]

I have a 600kb~ harddrive, its missing half of the label, so i cant tell you who makes it

 

[Emperor_nero]

I have a 60mb and a lot of 300mb-600mb drives

 

[snow...]

omfg 600kb hard drive? wtf lol, i didnt know hard drives could be that small, i didnt even know they could be 1 GB.

 

[The_Beast]

omfg 600kb hard drive? wtf lol, i didnt know hard drives could be that small, i didnt even know they could be 1 GB.

well there were 250Mb HDD going for $2000 to $3000 in the 80's

i think the smallest drive i have a 128Mb

 

[skidude]

I got a really old 2 gig HDD somewhere in my house....

 

[successfulerror]

lol, i found mine in my bathroom under the sink, alone with my voodoo 2's

 

[apj101]

 

[Cromewell]

I have a 600kb~ harddrive, its missing half of the label, so i cant tell you who makes it

Really. 600KB. BULL.

Thank you wikipedia:

The IBM 350 was part of the IBM RAMAC 305, the computer that introduced disk storage technology to the world on September 4, 1956. RAMAC stood for "Random Access Method of Accounting and Control." Its design was motivated by the need to replace the punch card tub file used by most businesses of the time. The 350 stored 5 million 7-bit characters (about 4.4 megabytes). It had fifty 24-inch diameter disks with 100 recording surfaces.

 

[apj101]

I have a 600kb~ harddrive, its missing half of the label, so i cant tell you who makes it

lol

 

[snow...]

hey i dont get it, windows or whatever would take up around 3 GB's, what could u do with hard drievs a big as 250 mb's and stuff luike that??

 

[JamesBart]

The smallest one i have is 80gb and i thought that as small. you live and learn. i cant believe some are like 600kb. crazy!

 

[Cromewell]

i cant believe some are like 600kb. crazy!

They aren't. ~4.4MB was the size of the first drive you could get.

hey i dont get it, windows or whatever would take up around 3 GB's, what could u do with hard drievs a big as 250 mb's and stuff luike that??

You didn't put windows on them. DOS, Unix or an IBM mainframe OS was what you ran.