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What does a terabyte look like?
I want to be able to mentally visualize a terabyte of storage data. What analogy can be made to describe how much storage a terabyte involves? It could be in terms of pages in a book, feature length movie or a similar reference that would commonly be understood.
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A terabyte is:
- More than 300 feature length movies.
- 40,000 faxes.
- 15,000 CDs converted to MP3 at high fidelity.
- Enough words that it would take every adult in America speaking at the same time five minutes to say them all.
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This was last published in February 2002
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