How much space will a cd hold?
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My memorex cd says it will hold 700 MB or 80 minutes of music.
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although the hard drive is marked to have 40 gb of space it is only limited to 38-37 gb. and a couple of gb's are used up up by the computer for it's other unknown reasons. so you are left with about 5 gb's less than the told capacity of 40 gb.
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External hard drive, flash drive,and/or burn to dvd/cd if size permits.
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Any decent computer these days can handle that. 6000 songs is like ~25 gigs. Most hard drives nowadays are bigger than that. My Dell Latitude D620 laptop can handle that with ease.
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It depends on your system's memory and the capacity of your hard disk/storage\n\nVirtually unlimited
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that s how much disk space it has for storage. for a 128 MB you probably could store about 100 songs, the other maybe about 300 i have a 4 GB and i can store 1000 songs on mine
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Usually no, these files are small.  Do a search for large files on the disk to find out what is taking up the space.
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4.7 on a normal dvd or 8.5 ona duble layer.... or the little disk...1.5 Gb
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Relax.  When you open the tray you will see that there is a smaller 'inset' to accommodate the mini-CD.  It will rest inside this recess.  When you eject the disk, it will still be there.  \nWARNING; do not use mini-CDs in frontloading car stereos!
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Any disc that has been finalized will show 0 bytes remaining for space. Any drive that does not have a disc installed in it will show 0 bytes remaining. This is by design and there's nothing to clear.
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If you save it as an mp3 file and burn it to a "data cd". Then you must have a player that is mp3 capable. By the way, you can fit WELL OVER 80 min on a cd with mp3's or wma's. You could fit between 50 and 250 songs on it that way depending on their cumulative file size. I know. I've done it. \n\nHope that helps,\nJon
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It really depends on how much data you're talking about. For small amounts of data, you can get one of the USB hard drives or burn your data to a CD (700 megs) or DVD (up to about 4 gigs). If it's not much more than 4 gigs, you can just use a couple of DVDS.\n\nFor larger amounts, chase down an external hard disk. I have 600 gigs for my external drives which has my mp3's, pictures, and other data I want to save.
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Floppy disk suck, get Zip drive and zip floppy (from iomega) which can hold 100 mb, 250 mb, 500 mb, and/or 1 gb of storage.
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20GB should be way more than enough, as Windows probably uses less than 2GB and those programs are probably 1GB total.  17GB for music, video and whatever else you want.
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if you dont want all of those floopies and cd's you can always get a USB flash drive, i have one, and they come in many diffrent memory sizes such as 128 mb, 256 mb, 512 mb, and 1 Gb.  there really good, it also holds alot of memory.  its also small, so you can tie them around your neck and take them everywhere with you.  some of them is not that expensive, and its also very easy to use.  since its drive e:/ you just plug it on to the computer, and dave everything to drive e:/.
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I'd say about 60 to 65, depending on the length of the songs. Most songs are about 4 minutes long, which is around 4MB, and suppose all your songs were exactly 4 minutes long, then you could fit 64 songs, but I assume you have longer/shorter songs, so maybye more or less than what I estimated
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That depends on your photo size. Let say that they are about 5 megs a piece. If a standard CD holds 700 Mb you could put approximately 140 photo's on the CD. Just take the size of the CD, whether it be a 650 Mb, 700 Mb or 800 Mb CD and divide by the average photo size. To be safe round up, for example, if your photo's are 4.85 Mb, round it up to 5 Mb. Hope that this answers your question, Good Luck