How much space is occupied by OSX Mountain Lion on the hard disk

Hi guys,
can someone tell me please how much space is occupied by Mountain Lion on hd? I whould like to buy a new Hybrid hd but it has only 8 Gb of nand flah memory.
I fear that operating system will be divided on both hd partitions (ssd and serial ata 5400 rpm.)... Someone have some experience with hybrid storage?
Thanks a lot

Then you don't want that model. You want the Momentus XT500 which is a 7200 RPM drive. For example, Seagate Momentus XT 500 GB 2.5 Inch Solid State Hybrid Drive ...

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