What is the actual formatted capacity of a 32 GB iPhone?

With or without the OS? Using binary GB or decimal GB?
The usable space on a 32 GB 3GS is 29.3 GB (binary), which corresponds to 30 GB decimal.
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Actual Formatted Capacity Is?

Hey there.
So my school is getting a Mac lab, and in addition to 16 iMacs we're going to get 10 MacBooks. My question, more so request, is that people who have purchased MacBooks post their actual formatted capacity of the drives so I can get a better idea of how much usable space I am dealing with.
Thanks!
P.S. If you feel so inclined, you can post your two cents about how good the MacBook will perform for iLife and possibly Final Cut Express, or any other apps you think the school will use. We will be using them primarily for media. MacBook Pros are too expensive, and the iBooks severely lacked when they were the low cost laptop.
Probable configuration of the (10) MacBooks will be:
2.0GHz Intel Core Duo
1GB 667 DDR2 SDRAM - 2x512
80GB Serial ATA drive
SuperDrive (DVD±RW/CD-RW)
Keyboard/Mac OS - U.S. English
AirPort Extreme Card & Bluetooth
Subtotal $1,460.00 (Canadian)
Any RAM upgrades in the future are going to be a b^tch because of the symmetrical access..

Hey nice school, is the principal related to any apple founder ? Just kidding...
I am an iLife user since iMovie 2.0 and iTunes 2.0 on MAc OS 9, use iLife '03 on my original eMac 700, '04 on my eMac 1.25, '05 and '06 also on my eMac and '06 in my MacBook also.
to my suprise my eMAc still can handle '06 well up to 1 hour project with plug ins like slick etc. (remember to get one for sweetening your movie class project). And when I run iLife on my MAcBook, it is more responsive (well... compare to my eMAc 1.25) and I manage to create athe same length project more efficently., that is including using the iDVD as well.
iPhoto superb, iTunes,.. well I enjoyed it no speed differ on it compare to my eMac. Garage Band work superb also. Invest Jam PAck if you having music class as well. and invest a pair of decent speaker monitor for each MacBook since the sound output from built in MacBook speaker is thin and nor loud enough.
The only one I never tried is iWeb, since I am not into it and I don't want to have .mac account.
The only concern for me is my 5400 rpm on the HD side, that I afraid will create a dropped frame or hiccup on garage band sound recording, so I always use an external HD (7200 rpm, 8 or 16 mb cache recommended) for my project.
I think it will be a good idea too for your lab, having an external HD for each MacBook or student, so after class, the mac lab supervisor just wipe it or collect all of the external, plug it into his or her iMac, and delete it two HD at a time instead of having walk around and tracing and deleting each MacBook HD project file that could be anywhere if the student save it improperly.
Also invest midi keyboard controler like mAudio or similar one that at least has 21 keys to give the music/recording class a big picture of midi environment and how it is working. Starting from $ 49 and up.
Haven't tried new Final Cut Express, since I stuck with 2.0.2 and I miss one step (Final Cut Express 3) of upgrade before I can upgrade to latest new FCE universal. Can't jump to new FCE it should upgraded from at least FCE 3
Hope this will help make your laboratory more interesting and your principal more confusing with the budget....

What is the ACTUAL storage space?

I'm considering getting an MBA, but what is the actual storage space available on MBA with all the standard applications of leopard installed? I seem to remember my imac had 20 to 40 gb already taken up by standard software when i unpacked it last summer.

If you are planning to get the SSD version at 60GB, be aware that the formatted space is about 55GB, You would need to find a separate usb drive for your vast music library unless you can pare it down as one does for inclusion on the iPhone. You can get the Leopard install down to maybe 11GB by eliminating language and printer support. You need to realize that you can use external storage and that you need to maintain at least ten percent or more free space on the internal drive.

What is the actual size of an (empty) varray in a record?

what is the actual size occupied by an (empty) varray in a record?
For example, if I create my table defined as:
create or replace type XXX as object (
myRefs VARRAY(10) of REF(yyy)
create table YYY as XXX;
what is the actual size of the record of type XXX when 'myRefs' is empty? For some reason, select data_length from all_tab_cols where table_name = YYY seems always to return 3K as the length of column myrefs.... is that correct? If not, what is the correct size?

A tad late here...
Storage sizes of REF attributes are described here:
[Design Considerations for REFs - Storage Size of REFs|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e11822/adobjdes.htm#i452226]
The size of your REF attribute (or element, in your case) will depend on whether it is primary key-based or system-generated, whether it is scoped or not, and whether it carries with it a rowid hint. The overall size of your VARRAY attribute as it grows will also depend on whether you allow null REF values or not, but essentially will be the size of your REF multiplied times the number of elements in your VARRAY (plus a small, constant amount of storage for internal housekeeping, both for the attribute and for each element).
You could try the VSIZE function as an appromixation...
[Oracle® Database SQL Language Reference - VSIZE|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e17118/functions233.htm#SQLRF06162]
Hope it helps...
Gerard

What is the best format to use on an external hard drive so I can both back up my Macbook Pro and also put movies on it from another hard drive (PC)?

I am looking for a solution to whether if it is best to get two hard drives or one that can do two things that I want.
I am looking for a hard drive format that can both back up my 500GB Macbook Pro but I was also wondering if I could also put movies on it from another hard drive that is PC based. Would partitioning the hard drive work for this? I don't know what are the best formats to use.
If this is too hard it might just be easier having a separate 500GB hard drive for back up of my Mac and another bigger hard drive for the movies etc (the files are probably bigger than 4GB). Any help would be greatly appreciated as I need to make a decision soon!

Csound1 wrote:
Microsoft has not released the official exFAT file system specification, and a restrictive license from Microsoft is required in order to make and distribute exFAT implementations. Microsoft also asserts patents on exFAT which make it impossible to re-implement its functionality in a compatible way without violating a large percentage of them.[13] This renders the implementation, distribution, and use of exFAT as a part of free or open-source operating systems or of commercial software, for which the vendors could not obtain a license from Microsoft, not only technically difficult, but legally impossible in countries that recognize United States software patents.
Can't help with that, if one is using a Windows machine then they are subjected to their rules and control.
Limited support outside Windows and Mac OS X operating systems as of 2012, when most consumer electronic devices could only handleFAT12/FAT16/FAT32, rendering exFAT (and flash memory formats using it) impractical as a universal exchange format.
The OP said they plan to store movies on the external drive.
Many movies today are well over 4GB in size, thus exFAT has to be used and formatted on the PC, which the Mac can then read.
Older Windows NT versions up to Windows Vista without Service Pack 1 do not support exFAT.
Irrelevant, Microsoft provides a free download of exFAT for Windows XP, and Vista shouldn't be running on pre SP1 anyway.
Some distributions of Linux have begun to include support for exFAT. It is however, only available as a file system in user space, as it's not supported by the kernel.
Irrelevant, OP is using Windows and OS X, not Linux and if they did Linux can read the files at least and transfer, which is all they care about really.
Windows Vista is unable to use exFAT drives for ReadyBoost. Windows 7 removes this limitation, enabling ReadyBoost caches larger than 4 GiB.[14]
Irrelevant, the OP's is intending to use it as transfer drive between Mac's and Windows for movies.
The standard exFAT implementation only uses a single file allocation table and free space map. FAT file systems instead used alternating tables, as this allowed recovery of the file system if the media was ejected during a write (which occurs frequently in practice with removable media). The optional TexFAT component adds support for additional backup tables and maps, but may not be supported.
Some relevancy, but only exFAT can handle 4GB+ files between Mac's and PC's, so the need outweighs the possible problem.
The OP needs to follow the standard Windows practice of "safely removing hardware" before physically disconnecting the external drive. If a write is occurring, it won't allow disconnecting until the write is finished.
Support for up to 2,796,202 files per subdirectory only.[1][nb 3] Microsoft documents a limit of 65,534 files per sub-directory for their FAT32 implementation, but other operating systems have no special limit for the number of files in a FAT32 directory. FAT32 implementations in other operating systems allow an unlimited number of files up to the number of available clusters (that is, up to 268,304,373 files on volumes without long filenames).[nb 4]
Not a issue, only in extreme cases of a lot of small files. The OP plans to use it for movies which are usually large and take up a lot of space on the drive.
IMMO It looks like you just ran off and copied something to argue your point when all the points are basically irrelevant.
There is only one format that can easily share 4GB sized files between Mac's and PC's without further complications.
It's ALSO possible to install MacDrive on the PC and format the drive on the Mac HFS+, but I didn't recommend that because I know it's a hassle just like third party NTFS writing software is a hassle on Mac's.
If you so anti-Microsoft format, then you must know Paragon has to pay a license fee to Microsoft for using the NTFS format.
At least with exFAT there is no fee to Redmond, at least not yet.

What is the export format for Iphone and Android (Premiere Pro CS6)?

For Iphone, Ipad and Android, what is the export format (Premiere Pro CS6) for watching videos ?

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What is the audio format and bitrate for the MixRa...

Regarding the MixRadio+ "high quality":
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That is what happens when you change the size of an image.
The best format for a logo is vector. Then you can change its size, rotation, etc without any distortion or pixelation.
If you are unable to go with a vector graphic, try to use several images of varying sizes and switch between them as needed to recreate the tween, or, try a PNG and hope the pixelation isn't too bad.

What is the standard format of jdbc url?

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What is the standard format fo the
jdbc url?
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HI,
It's well described in help,
for EP 6.0 and BW 3.5: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/27/6c013a53271a05e10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
for EP 7.0 and BI 7.0 is more difficult, but You have a wizard:
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What is the file format stored in Ipod movie

what is the file format stored in Ipod movie.Want to see the MPEG4 movie in the Ipod

Your iPod should accept MPEG4 formatted videos. If it's not, it's likely that there is no some peculiarity of the file that your iPod does not like. Try using iTunes built in converter to convert it to a more friendly format. To do this, highlight the video and select Create iPod or iPhone version from the Advanced drop down menu in iTunes.
See this article for more information on syncing videos to your iPod.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1333
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What is the IDOCs format

hi friends,
what is the IDOCs format?
where this IDOCs format comes into picture in SAP MDM?
which systems support this IDOCs format?
plz help me

Hi Rao,
IDoc (for intermediate document) is a standard data structure for electronic data interchange (EDI) between application programs written for the popular SAP business system or between an SAP application and an external program. IDocs serve as the vehicle for data transfer in SAP's Application Link Enabling (ALE) system.
Please have a look on this link for IDoC:
http://searchsap.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid21_gci852485,00.html
1. What is the IDOCs format?
Ans: XML
2. Where this IDOCs format comes into picture in SAP MDM?
Ans: Idoc are used to interchange data from R3 to any external system or vice versa. As MDM stores different masters so that master data can come from an Idoc via Exchange Infrastructure (XI) or through MDM Generic Extractor or directly via an xml and xsd of an Idoc.
When we use XI or generic extractor in between MDM and R3 then we need to store Idocs scehma in to MDM for Idoc XML.
3. Which systems support this IDOCs format?
Ans: R3, XI, and some external third party systems support Idocs. Even MDM support Idoc XSD and XML.
Rewards if useful.
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What is the best format

what is the best format for z2, insted of factory rest
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Go to Solution.

@AymanLinux
Those are your options
1. PCC or Bridge as suggested by @Phy
or
2. using MyXperia/Android device manager to delete everything on your phone.
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What is the actual cost of SAP original Software?

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<b>What is the actual cost of SAP original Software to implement in one software company.</b>
thanks in advnace

Between $1 and $100,000,000.
Lots of variables... yearly licensing fees or full purchase, R/3 or complete NetWeaver suite, single user or multi-user, several levels of support or no support, implementation partner expenses, types of hardware, etc....
EDIT:
I just noticed you said "one software company". There are other options if you want to be a "partner". It is one thing to use the software to run your company, it is another if you want the software because your company wants to develop add-ons.
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What is the best format to import images into iBA? How should I compress my images before importing? What is the best file format? PNG? Jpeg?

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I have an ipod nano 5th generation. the problem with it's that it doesn't show in itunes when connected to the laptop and it switches on on its own and songs start playing the battery gets consumed too fast after full charge. what is the actual problem?

i have an ipod nano 5th generation. the problem with it's that it doesn't show in itunes when connected to the laptop and it switches on on its own and songs start playing the battery gets consumed too fast after full charge. what is the actual problem?

What have you tried so far in terms of troubleshooting this issue? Are you plugging the iPod into a high powered USB 2.0 port on the back of your PC? Have you tried a different USB cable?
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What is the actual range of the Airport Extreme in Metres? Can it Cover up to 50m in Radius?

What is the actual range of the Airport Extreme in Metres? Can it Cover up to 50m in Radius?
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