The size of the hard drive installed in a computer is typically measured in gigabytes, with 1GB equalling 1,000 megabytes. Larger drives may be measured in terabytes, the equivalent of 1,000 gigabytes ...

Hi, I have an older Asus K7M motherboard. My current hard drive is an old 6.4 GB Western Digital. Obviously this doesn't cut it anymore, and I'm in need of a larger hard drive. I'm thinking a 40GB or ...

When it comes to hard drives, the choice is much easier. Basically, apart from a few tech specs, the only thing you are looking for in an HDD is size: the bigger, the better. The hard drive is the ...

There’s a bewildering array of hardware specifications to evaluate whenever your browsing options for your next laptop. However, it’s possible to focus on a half-dozen key qualities to make sure you ...

The hard drive manufacturer Seagate has claimed that the average size of shipped hard drives to consumers rose from 425GB to 590GB which is a rise of 39% based on the same time last year. Seagate’s ...

With software size continuing to balloon, many programs take up gigabytes of memory. Combining that with hefty operating system updates and large video files, it’s easy to use up all the internal ...

LOS ANGELES --A group of computer owners has filed a lawsuit against some of the world's biggest makers of personal computers, claiming that their advertising deceptively overstates the true capacity ...

Hi there!<BR><BR>I have an older pentium motherboard (pcchips!) from something like 1999 or 2000, running Windows 98. I think the form factor is ATX micro.<BR><BR>I want to add a 40gB hard drive to ...