There really is no difference it's just like an abbreviation. They are the same.
KB and k are the same thing.
1 KB = 1 K = 1000 bytes
the same as the difference between ct and k
A KB is smaller than MB a MB is smaller than a GB and i think its memory
no K or Kb is same i.e kilobyte 1024 bytes= 1 kb 350kb is less than 750 k or kb
Short Name = Full name = Size in bytes = Size in bits KB = Kilobyte = 1000 Bytes = 8000 Bits Kb = Kilobit = 125 Bytes = 1000 Bits in previous answer there is mistake kb=12.5 bytes
1 MB is 1,024 times bigger than 1 KB.1MB is1048576 bytes (1024 Kb) while 1KB is 1024 bytes-Rajaguru
157184 kilobytes (KB) is the same as157.184 megabytes (MB) is the same as0.157184 gigabytes (GB) or a bit over 1/6 of a GBAlso, be aware that there is a difference between kilobytes (KB or KB/second) and kilobits (kb and kbps).
700 k is the same thing as 700 kb...its just a slang use for it.
I'm going to assume that the "mb" should actually be "Mb". There is a HUGE difference between the two. Both are, as well as the "k", abbreviations for engineering prefixes. The "m" is for "milli", which represents millionth's, or decimally; 0.001. The "M" is for "Mega", with represents millions, or decimally; 1,000,000. The "k" is for "kilo", which represents thousands. With all of that said, the difference between them is a factor of 1,000, either larger or smaller, depending on whether that is a "m" or a "M". Hope that helps!
There is no difference. When used in a hallmark, "k" is usual as in 14k.
Yes, K is bigger then KB in computer wise and other.