The first Apple Mac hard disk was how big ?
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1 Gigabyte
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5 Megabytes
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1 Megabyte
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10 Megabyte
B
Correct answer
Explanation
The first Apple Macintosh hard drive, the Hard Disk 20 (1985), had a capacity of 20 megabytes, but 5MB was a common earlier capacity for external drives. Given the options, 5MB is the closest to early Mac storage capacities - far smaller than gigabytes. 1MB would have been too small even for 1984 standards, and 10MB drives existed but weren't the first.