Looking at this photo from 1956 I am reminded of the first Davong hard drive I saw for the IBM PC which was also 5MB and the size of a shoebox. Now the average USB memory stick you carry around is minimally 800 times the capacity of this drive! Proof of Moore’s Law.
5MB HARD DISK DRIVE, 1956
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