You can't. You have to buy hardware.
OR
you can get a free sent to you...
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All it takes is a little time to refer people to the site, after that you get the laptop
The capacity of the Macs memory and hard disc is measured in GB. You can add more memory (RAM) to increase memory available to your software; a recent Mac can have up to 4GB of memory. You can add a bigger hard disc to increase the amount of storage space available. You can also get like a
first u go to the store and buy a useless usb drive. Then u plug it into the computer and download this program called drive in. When u finiish downloading it plug ur usb and click on formate. Then u should have more gig (what is the drive in thing called.)
To get a higher amount of GB you have to buy a bigger hard drive
you add a harddrive
either sata or ide
depending on your motherboards connections
try rebooting
An MB, which means megabyte, is a size measurement. The more MBs there are in a stick of RAM or in a hard drive the larger it is. More RAM allows your computer to typically handle larger applications and run faster, while more hard drive space allows you to store more information.
If you're referring to computer memory - no. a Megabyte (mb) is smaller than a Terabyte (tb)
I don't know of any computer that's come out within the last 15 years that only has a 10 MB HD, but I can assure you that it is worth it to have more than that on your computer.
1024 (thousand) MB1,000 KiloBytes = 1 MegaByte1,000 MegaBytes = 1 GigaByte1,000 GigaBytes = 1 TeraByte
GB holds more than MB In the computer unit of measuring 1000kb = 1MB 1000MB = 1GB Therefore 47.2 GB would be greater than 68.6 MB
Usually GB or MB (GB means Gigabytes and MB means megabytes.) more commonly GB source: my knowledge
In computer terminology it means Megabyte.
MB = Megabyte MB = Megabyte
Computer
Mb means (or stands for) megabyte(s).
At 20.26 mb, this program shouldn't take more than a minute for the average computer to download.
1 GB is far bigger 256 MB, and for the other part of the question i think you should go with the cards on the manufacturers website as they are more likely to work with your computer.