[robot180]

I think this is a little too vague to be a competition. I just counted the computer that I am using. I have two others with well over 60,000 files combined, plus my dad's computer with about 90,000 files and my brother's with approximately 102,000 files. Then, my parents use a network of computers for their buisness work. Three computers with a combined count of 411,500 files. Another computer, the server, has about 30,000 files on it.

If you want to get even more technical, I have a collection of sports watches that are basically a computer. I don't know how you would count that information. I have a Playstation 2, Nintendo 64, Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Genisus, and an original Gameboy that all use files. I have a cell phone that runs on programs and files. It even stores each entry in the address book in a different file. I have a TI-83 calculator that uses files. I also have two game system memory cards that store files.

So, I think you should clarify the definition of a file a little more.