16 g vs. 32 g: Any word one way or the other about 16 g vs. 32 g.
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It depends on what kind of user you are. I have a 16GB, and I feel like it is enough. BUT I still use an iPod classic for my 6000-some songs. I use the touch only for my favorite music, my TV Shows, a few Movies, and lots of apps. Its like my PDA. But If you want to hold lots of stuff on it, get the 32GB. It also depends if you have the money for it. I didn't have the money for a bigger one. But if you have the money, and you want to play it safe, and think that you are going to fill it heavily, then get the larger one. But if you don't have the money, and KNOW that you won't put that much stuff on it, then get the 16GB.
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1 pound =450 g 1 ounce = 25g Can you tell me the more exact weight, because the gap between pound and ounce is very large, and I can not estimate the cost of the shipping ,thank you so much
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I think that one was 8 oz and the other was 16 oz. I can not check for sure, since this was purchased for someone else and I do not have access to the item any longer. But I think those were the sizes.
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For flash drive and hard drive manufacturers, they use 1000^3 as a G but it is 1024^3 in most of other cases, including how your OS calculate them. So it would only show 32*1000^3/1024^3 = 29.8 G.
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On the product screen you have to choose between 32 gb or 64 gd, depending on your prefernces.
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I'm sorry I've only used grams at this time. I will try to remember to look into this for you.
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Not sure, but,..I would assume a 64G would be fine. I only used 32's in mine.
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one reply says 240 gph and the other says 21gph! those are two very different answers.
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In Inches the 16 Gauge stainless is .0625", which converts to 1.5. This is 25% thicker than 18 gauge stainless. Stainless Steel gauge vs Aluminum gauge vs non stainless steel gauge is all different.According to Kraus, their 16 Gauge product is listed as 1.5MM
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The main difference is holding power, discreteness, and availability. The 21 ga will hold better, but it will make a more noticeable hole. Also I've seen 23 ga on more store shelves. Both are good options, so I hope that helps.
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The L stands for Liter. It's a standard way of gauging capacity in outdoor bags. So the 22L is larger than the 16L.
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One gram, or one eighth ounce depending on which scale the user selects. It defaults to grams.
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I myself would not prefer the 21" over the 16". I like the 16" very much. It serves my needs very well.
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I use 16 g, 32 will work but it will probably slow the boot time of the phone, my 16g takes almost a minute to boot.
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2.84 grams is a weight. One tbl. spoon is a volume not a weight. 1 gram is equal to .035274 ounces. So 2.84g x .035274 is 1 ounce.
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hi tiffany. 16gigabyte is the amount of storage on the hard drive, and it is not an SD card. and the amount of storage you might want depends on how you use your ipad. if you're just playing around, 32gb is plenty. but it is my opinion that 16 would run out fairy soon, and I would have no interest in dealing with that. so I chose 64 to just handle it and be done. and you'll see the incremental difference in price for high gigs.
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I have it in the 50 g size in my store. There are 2 sizes there . Unfortunately both of the headers of the listing say 20g. You'll be able to tell by the price. Kind regards.