786 bits for 1 mb
1 mb = 1000 kb 900kbps = 0.9 mbps
896kbps is 7 megabytes in internet download speed
It is important to know the size of a file if you are going to either download it or send it to someone digitally. There are 1,024 kilobytes in 1 megabyte.
To convert megabits (Mb) to kilobits per second (kbps), you multiply by 1,000. Therefore, 2.5 Mb is equal to 2,500 kbps.
To convert kilobits per second (kbps) to megabytes, you first convert kbps to kilobytes per second (kBps) by dividing by 8 (since there are 8 bits in a byte). Then, divide by 1,024 to convert kilobytes to megabytes. So, 5682 kbps is approximately 0.684 megabytes per second (MBps).
(128 kbps) * 1 hour = 56.25 megabytes
You can't compare that. You can compare mb with kb, or mbps with kbps.
1,000,000/1,000 = 10001 kbps = one thousand bits per second1 mbps = one million bits per second
MegaBytes per Second.
There is no such unit as "Kbps". This, as opposed to "kbps" or "kBps". Please ask your service provider to hire educated professionals and not hacks.The calculation below is completely amateur and suspect, primarily due to its being based on unsubstantiated terminology and failing to validate assumptions (i.e. skipping steps)...1 Kb = 1000 bit128 Kb = 128000 bit/s128000 bit = 16000 byte16000 byte = 15.625 kB (kilobyte)/s15.625 kB = 0.0152587890625 MB (megabyte)/s0.91552734375 MB / minute (with some overhead, stopbits etc... this will be about 1 MB / minute)54.931640625 MB / hour1318.359375 MB / day+/- 39550.78125 MB / month = 38.623809814453125 GB / month
Less than a 1 Mb from previous experience I averaged 100-200 kbps
mbps is greater than kbps.... Not so. The prefix of "m" means "mili-" (1/1,000), for example "mm", "mg", "mW", "ml" etc. The prefix of "k" means "kilo-" (1,000 multiple), for example "km", "kg", "kW", "kV" etc. Then a "mili-bit-per-second" is 1,000,000 times less than "kilo-bit-per-second", in other words mbps ie less than kbps. The question probably should be "Is Mbps greater than kbps?". If so, the prefix of "M" means "mega-" (1,000,000 multiple) and Mbps is greater than kbps.