Peer to Peer Magazine

March 2013

The quarterly publication of the International Legal Technology Association

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Many of us work with and talk about data sizes and quantities daily: I need to see what is inside this 2GB PST file I received; I have a camera with a 4GB card of pictures I want to copy; I want to print those 400 PDF documents. But do we truly know what the data sizes represent? The following approximated examples of data sizes may provide some helpful perspective: Sources: Pew Research Center, EMC, International Data Corporation, "Big Data Meets Big Data Analytics" by SAS, www.whatsabyte.com 46 Peer to Peer OLD AND NEW SOURCES OF DATA Do you remember your first computer? I bet some of you have an old Commodore 64 sitting on a shelf somewhere. My first computer was a Pentium I with 32MB of memory and a 2GB hard drive, and it came with Windows 98. I remember grinning from ear-to-ear because I was hip and had the latest and greatest computer. Oh, the good ol' days!

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