How much are you willing to pay for a 5MB Hard Disk now? I supposed you won't even ask for such low memory at all. You can get a 1GB pendrive (or thumbdrive) equivalent to 1000MB easily nowadays.

The picture on the left is a hard disk in year 1956. That was the Volume and Size of a 5MB memory storage. The hard disk drive (HDD) weighed over a ton and stored 5MB of data.
In September 1956,
IBM launched the
305 RAMAC (pic below), the first computer with a HDD. Can you believe that? A big sized computer system with only a 5MB capacity.

Let’s appreciate our 1 GB pendrive.
Tags: Technology, Hard Disk Drive, HDD, Memory, Storage, IBM, Data, Pendrive, Thumbdrive, Megabyte
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