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Old 5th May 2005, 14:22   #1
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Removing the top cover of the case reveals Hitachi's tried-and-true technology, in the shape of a 4 GB Microdrive. In Archos' case, the HMS360404D5CF00 model is used. It has a 1" platter spinning at 3600 RPM. The Hitachi drives' temporary memory storage, at 128 kB, is a far cry away from current 2.5" notebook hard drives, which sport caches of up to 16 MB.

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my entire CD collection does not fit on 4gb
to give you an idea, I have ~80 CD's in my car for starters
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I'm 7min from my current workplace now so those CD are less frequently used, in new car I'll have MP3 player, so that'll cut down on quantity of media also
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how much cds would you get on 1 gb? in very good quality mp3
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Good MP3 quality is 160-192kbps, which means 4min is ~8mb filesize.

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In my case, about 5 megs to a song = ~200 for 1GB
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how am I gonna fit my 4000+ cds, 500 lps and all the rest on that crap?!

I'm currently making a selection of best tracks off every cd, should take me 6 years
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I'm 7min from my current workplace now so those CD are less frequently used, in new car I'll have MP3 player, so that'll cut down on quantity of media also
just pray to god noones brakes into your car . Ive had my best 10 CD's stolen few years back . I cant imagine the horror of losing 80 :s
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I keep my originals at home, my CD changer has a tendancy to scratch disks, not a pleasant experience
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