“Whats the difference in 25gb hard drive memory vs. 1TB ? What is 1TB i am seeing on most models”

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• A 1TB drive = 1000gb. 40 times more storage space than a 25gb drive.

  Answered by 1shado1 9 years ago

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• Typically the 256Gb drives are SSD, which generally means faster IO but less memory for the price. A 1TGb HDD is roughly 4 times larger in capacity, but at a slower access speed due to mechanical motion. How much slower depends on disk RPM (larger number is faster).

  Answered by JayV 9 years ago

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• Think they meant 256gb NOT 25

  Answered by Julio 9 years ago

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• The 1 TB is the bigger hard drive.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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• Consider $25 dollars is 25gb and 1tb is $1000. How much memory do you want?

  Answered by Michael 9 years ago

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