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IIT who else.i have 4 hard discs---40GB,80GB,250GB,500GB & 1 mobile 40GB hard disc.i also got backup of various stuff i downloaded on around 400 DVD's.now i am thinking about getting another 500GB hard disc.even though now i can download only around 50-60GB with bsnl(due to power cut in free night time) i still have lots of stuff on DVD's which i downloaded in last 2 months of my duration at IIT last year(approx.800GB,total is around 1200GB) so now i have to buy hard discs to copy the stuff from DVD's to hard discs as i find DVD's good for backup & hard discs for keeping & viewing the stuff.

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"They say that if you play a microsoft disc backwards you hear satanic messages, thats nothing: if you play it forwards it installs windows"

Oh I am sorry, but first I didn't think you wouldn't get a simple joke,
second,go show your professionalism in your office,internet is no place for you.
third,the question was not stupid,because it was not a question,it was a joke,use your 2pound brain first then talk,

so who do you think is stupid now,the question(if you think it is) or you ?

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Don't worry I was not serious,dar gaye kyaa ?
But still first think about waht other people would feel about what you say,you are in this forum to help and get help,so don't comment unnecessarily to let other people down,because ultimately it'll come back to you.You would need some solution one day and then you'll be in trouble.
Don't mind if I have said anything wrong.

Do you know anything about data transfer rates of USB HDDs? I am planning to buy one.

mine is old(bought it in mar 2007) & even though max transfer rates are 480mbps for USB 2.0 in reality it is much less.here is a test result----

Thanks for the info.

My only point is that the discussion went off topic..

If you are not getting the specific information as suggested by the thread's topic then it becomes a waste of time for many members..

It will be very helpful for other members if people can correlate the actual data transferred with the various plans.. I think that the speeds consistently vary so knowing the actual data amount can help the prospective customers to chose the plan accordingly..

The question in this thread was "how much" and not how do you store your download..

Its may be a better option to start a new thread on "various options to store data" and then it will be easier for people seeking that kind of information..

If intelligent members like you use present their information in a better way than this forum can become more productive and helpful for people like me..

hopefully you will take all this in the right spirit.. Must say that you are doing a splendid job by helping others

Its getting too far.we should drop this topic here,only one thing ,please don't get too much professional ,after all its just a forum,people come here to talk,and I was not talking anything useless,
still I am very very sorry.
I won't waste any of your time any more.

unwanted reply... its not an elementary thing.. i thought to buy an extra hard disk.. and now i decided to buy dvd bcoz of his maths.. ok???