1gB = 1000mB
Depends what you are asking about.
If you are buying a new hard drive, there are 1000 Megabytes in a gigabyte.
If you are talking about files on a computer, there are 1024MB in a GB.
The reason for the difference is because of how computers work (base 2 counting) 1024MB to a GB is a convenient size.
Drive manufacturers use 1000 instead of 1024 because it makes their hard drives sound bigger, but is still technically correct.
I think 1 million. it is some square of ten
1000 mB
1024
There are 1024 megabites in 1 gigabite. 20 gigabites has 20,480 megabites.
over 9000
there are 1024 megabites in a gigabite, but a lot of the time, people just say 1000 to make it more easy to calculate stuff
In computers, giga is 1024 (2^10) times bigger than mega. In normal metric usage, giga is 1000 (10^3) times bigger than mega. This is due to the fact that computers use binary internally
4.504 Mb
5500
2980
None
4500
3,500 songs.
5,000