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GB or gigabytes
For an iPod, an 8 GB memory stick will hold approximately 2,000 songs.
You need some kind of memory expander, which maps a frame of addresses to a location in physical memory. Better, use an 8086/8088.
GB means gigabytes, a unit in measuring memory size. If you are referring to Nokia N95 8GB, 8GB represents internal memory. So you will have the storage capacity of ten 800MB CD's right from the box without the need of buying extra memory cards.
Extremely excellent. The higher number of gigabytes = the more memory that you have. 1 Terabyte, which equals approximately to 1024 Gigabytes, is the best you can have.
Mega watt is unit of Power whereas Gigabyte represents memory capacity , So we can't convert them into each other. In case your question is convert 14.5MB into GB then devide 14.5MB by 1024 and you get the memory in GBs. i.e 14.5MB divided by 1024 =0.014 Gigabytes
A mole of atoms, which is approximately 6.02 x 10²³ atoms, is significantly larger than a gigabyte of memory. A gigabyte (GB) is equivalent to about 1 billion bytes, which can store a variety of data but is vastly smaller in quantity compared to the number of individual atoms in a mole. Thus, in terms of sheer number, a mole of atoms is much larger than a gigabyte of memory.
Computer memory is divided into various sizes. A kilobyte (KB) is approximately 1000 bytes (the exact number is 1024)
Yes. 2GB is 2000MB (approximately) so 701MB will fit on it with 1299MB to spare.
Yes. More gigabytes is more memory.
First, four gigabytes of memory is more than one gigabyte. Four gigabytes is also the maximum amount of memory a non-PAE 32-bit computer can handle, but most modern systems now support PAE. Having more memory on your computer can also improve performance by minimizing the amount of page swaps needed to your pagefile or swap partition.