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One gigabyte is 1,024 megabytes. Three gigabytes is 3,072 megabytes.
3072M in 3G
A little under three gigabytes.
Here is the conversion for you because I don't fully understand the question. 8bits=1 byte, 1024 bytes=1 kilobyte, 1024 kilobyte=1 megabyte, 1024 megabytes=1 gigabyte, 1024 gigabytes=1 terabyte, and 1024 terabytes=1 petabyte. So 1024*1024=1048576 megabytes=1 terabyte making 3 megabytes=.00000286102294921875 terabytes.
Depends on how big the songs 1gb = 1024 mb do the math
Computer memory is measures in bytes. One MB is one megabyte. 1024MB is1GB (gigabyte). 1024KB (kilobytes) is 1MB. A three minute song is around 20MB, to put it in perspective.
a kilobyte is 1,000 bytes. and a megabyte is 1,000,000 million bytes. Computerguy1984 Three megabytes are equal to 3072 kilobytes although it's not uncommon to round it of to 3000.
Currently, the SD Association recognizes two Speed Classes: "Speed Class" and "UHS Speed Class." Speed Class applies to SD, miniSD, microSD, SDHC, miniSDHC, microSDHC, SDXC and microSDXC cards. These are denoted by a class number within a C-shaped logo. The higher the class number, the faster the card. In order to bear the SD Speed Class logo, card manufacturers have to adhere to the minimum standards set out by the SD Association. Class 2 is the slowest SD card speed. Class 2 has a write speed of about 2 Mb/s and is suitable for standard definition video recording. Class 4 and Class 6 have write speeds of about 4 Mb/s and 6 Mb/s, respectively, and can be used for HD video recording. These three classes of SD cards are designed to operate under the normal bus interface. Class 10 SD cards have write speeds of 10 Mb/s and up and are designed to operate under the high speed bus interface.
It basically depends on the size of the email itself. Especially if it is a multimedia message.
There are three different capacities of ZIP disks, 100 MB, 250 MB, and 750 MB. A 100 MB disk holds 104,857,600 bytes, a 250 MB disk holds 262,144,000 bytes, and a 750 MB disk holds 786,432,000 bytes.
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No. 2.11 GB is much too large. You would need at least three (3) 700 MB CDs to hold that much data.