“Item is advertised to have 2 TB storage. Why is the storage listed as 1000 or 2000 GB?”

This question is for: Seagate - Backup Plus Slim 2TB External USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive - Light Blue

Asked by liz 5 years ago

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1TB (tera bite = 1000GB)
Answered by Sunshine 5 years ago
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1 GB = 0.001 TB, So 1000 or 2000 GB = 1 or 2TB. Another way of listing it.
Answered by Harry 5 years ago
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1000gb ≈1TB. 2000≈ 2TB So you can purchase a 1Tb or 2 Tb
Answered by Mjrlb2007 5 years ago
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It's a 2tb
Answered by Pause 5 years ago
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1 TB is equivalent to 1000 GB. There are two options for this item, one with 2 TB of stoage (2000 GB) and one with 1 TB of storage (1000 GB).
Answered by Shell 5 years ago
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