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by game masta on October 23rd, 2006

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Do MP3 players weigh more the more songs you put on them?

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  • by bbumgarner on October 23rd, 2006

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    No -- won't weigh any different. There is no weight involved in writing data to a hard drive or flash drive. For a hard drive, storing a song is merely aligning molecules differently using magnets. Kinda like flipping coins heads or tails, the weight doesn't change.

    For a flash device, the principal is the same, but instead of using magnetism, electricity is used.

    There is zero mass added or removed in the process.

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    • Someone knocked me down on this?!??!! You have got to be kidding!

      bbumgarner

      by bbumgarner on October 25th, 2006

    • I couldn't figure out why people were getting not useful ratings either, until I noticed the category the question was in. This question is asking for a stupid answer.

      Persky Bunkermeister

      by Persky Bunkermeister on October 25th, 2006

    • I think this is a joke. I saw it on 'Dumbest customer questions ever' on somethingawful.com a few weeks ago. Yes, you spell awful incorrectly.

      Technically though, it would become heavier by in immeasurable amount.

      Vashtar

      by Vashtar on April 29th, 2007

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