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Old 10-28-2009, 09:55 AM   #12
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It's large... There are about 8 CD's worth (1888-1909 4 CD's, 1910-1919 3CD's and 1920-1923 1 CD.
Yeah, I pulled the files from 1888 to 1922 from the CDs just to see how big it would be, and it is 1.45 GB zipped up.

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(oh, and I was thinking of buying this edition: http://shop.nationalgeographic.com/n...-gb-hard-drive)
An extra 150 bucks for a 160 GB HD is highway robbery. That version should be at most $50 more than the DVD version, and even that is stretching it. Buy the DVD version, and get your own 160 MB external drive for under 50 bucks:

http://www.pricewatch.com/browse/har...s/pocket_160gb

What I want is a version on a USB flash drive when the 64 GB (the probable size that would be needed) get cheap. For no other reason than that it'd be cool to have 120 years of National Geo on something that you can close in the palm of your hand.
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