“This was recommended to use on my air TV DVR but how much can this record vs a 1tb hard drive?”

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• A 1TB hard drive is 1,000 GB and since this is 128GB you will only be able to record 1/8 of what you could with the 1 TB hard drive. Sounds like the 1TB hard drive is a better choice.

  Answered by Shane 5 years ago

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• There are 1024 gigabyte in 1 terabyte.

  Answered by lincolnzephyr 6 years ago

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• I think 1tb is equal to 1000 gb but it's definitely a heck of a lot more!

  Answered by Raymond 6 years ago

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• Just do the math. This drive is 1/8th of a Terabyte

  Answered by Bobpm 6 years ago

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• The difference is capacity. A 1TB (terabyte) hard drive has 1000GB (gigabytes). The 1TB hard drive has almost about 8x more storage space than the smaller capacity 128GB usb/flash drive. In short, the 128 GB USB drive is just that, 128GB. Good luck!

  Answered by SarahSays 6 years ago

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