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January 11, 2008, Newsletter Issue #98: Boost Your Trip Down Memory Lane
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Tip of the Week
How many system applications and data can you cram into your computer? It all depends on how much memory space you have. Hard drive space is measured in units known as bytes. The term “bytes” (coined by the folks at IBM) refers to a set of binary digits that make up a unit of memory. Early on hard drive space was measured in megabytes (1024 kilo bytes). However, due to the complexity of applications, memory space has increased to gigabytes (1,024 Megabytes). To keep your hard drive space free from being unnecessarily filled up remember to always: - empty all deleted files in the recycle bin - uninstall any unneeded programs.
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