My team likes to joke with me about my love of infographics. I find them to be a great communication tool with fascinating tidbits of information and “things that make you say hmm…” (© Arsenio Hall)
I really enjoyed the nostalgia of this graphic highlighting the history of digital storage. If you work for a company like Seagate, storage tends to be top of mind. (That and when that sushi chef is coming back to the cafeteria.) Let’s hold hands and whistle a happy tune as we take a stroll down memory lane looking at “archaic tech” like the cassette tape (660KB), the Digital Audio Tape (DAT – 1.3GB) and the Zip disk (100MB).
Thanks, Mashable, for another nifty graphic.
I just purched a seagate USB3.0.And I want to use it for my Photo’sI Have collected over many years.Thank you for the Imfo.
This is actually a great info specially how the storage transformation came from.. I think storage became smaller ang the file allocated size become larger…maybe in the near future it became like a rice grain..
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