How many .jpg files will it hold? null

The amount of .JPG files the HP 16GB USB Flash Drive (P-FD16GHP125-EF) will hold depends on the size of the .JPG files you are using. A rough estimate would be somewhere around 4,000 .JPG files.

This is an easy one, but with lots of 'depends', because it depends on the size of the jpgs. However, even if they were a meg in size (10 very nice 5 x7's would fit on one...but we're going to say "1") . Figure it this way: a regular cd (700 megs) would hold, 700 pictures, 1 meg each. That would be roughly 2800 jpgs for a gigabite. multiply that x 16. Remember they vary in size. You can get 10 nice size 4x6 pictures on a meg, so multiply 10 x 700 for a cd or, multiply the 2800 x 16 x 10. We can store huge amounts of info.

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The amount of .JPG files the HP 16GB USB Flash Drive (P-FD16GHP125-EF) will hold depends on the size of the .JPG files you are using. A rough estimate would be somewhere around 4,000 .JPG files.
Answered by HP Team 15 years ago
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This is an easy one, but with lots of 'depends', because it depends on the size of the jpgs. However, even if they were a meg in size (10 very nice 5 x7's would fit on one...but we're going to say "1") . Figure it this way: a regular cd (700 megs) would hold, 700 pictures, 1 meg each. That would be roughly 2800 jpgs for a gigabite. multiply that x 16. Remember they vary in size. You can get 10 nice size 4x6 pictures on a meg, so multiply 10 x 700 for a cd or, multiply the 2800 x 16 x 10. We can store huge amounts of info.
Answered by clif82 14 years ago
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