According to a conversion done by searching "KB to GB" in Google, there are 9.53674316 × 10-7 gigabytes in 1 kilobyte.
Written out, this would be equal to 0.000000953674316 GB in 1 KB.
Since a Kilobyte is a lot smaller than a Gigabyte, you can not even fit one Gigabyte inside of it. However, if you were to try and fill a GB with KBs, you would be able to fit 1,048,576 KB in a GB.
The way this can be figured out is:
1,024 KB = 1 MB
1,024 MB = 1 GB
In order to figure out the number of KB in 1 GB, all you need to do is multiply 1,024 (or the number or KB that are in 1 MB) by 1,024, as there are 1,024 MB in 1 GB.
Doing so will give you 1,048,576 KB, which happens to be 1 GB.
Good luck and I hope I helped you!
15.5 GB 1,000 bytes = 1KB 1,000 KB = 1MB 1,000 MB = 1GB 1,000 GB = 1TB (Terrabyte)
1 GB=1 Million KB........ SO GB>KB
1b = 1b 1kb = 1000b 1mb = 1000000b 1gb = 1000000000b Techinally all of the b's, kb's etc. should be in caps.
14245mb, or 14gb and 245mb in manufacturers bytes being 1000bytes is 1kb
gb = gigabyte mb = megabyte 1kb = 1000 bytes 1mb = 1000 kilobytes (kb) 1gb = 1000 mb 1tb = 1000 gb tb = terabyte
A gigabyte or GB for short is equivalent to 1024MBs. 1MB is equivalent to 1024KBs. 1KB is equivalent to 1024Bytes. 1 Byte = 8 Bits. I hope you get the idea...
No, because 1kb stands for 1 kilo bytes and 1gb is 1 giga bytes.
=50 megabytes is equal to 0.05 gigabytes==500mb is 0.05==5000kb is equal to 50mb==[this may be correct but]==1000b is equal to 1kb==1000kb is equal to 1mb==1000mb is equal to 1gb==1000gb is equal to 1tb==50 megabytes is equal to 0.05 gigabytes==500mb is 0.05==5000kb is equal to 50mb==[this may be correct but]==1000b is equal to 1kb==1000kb is equal to 1mb==1000mb is equal to 1gb==1000gb is equal to 1tb=
Each step is 1,000 times the last one. 1,000 bytes = 1kb 1,000 kb = 1mb 1,000 mb = 1gb. So, 770,000 KB is 770MB, which is 0.77GB. Hope this helps.
Less than 1KG picture may refer to a photograph that has been taken of an item that weighs less than 1 kilograms. But I think in this case the measure means how large the image is: it must not measure 1000 gigabytes ( 1 kilo = 1000) but that would be so large an image I do not understand why to limit such a large maximum value. Are you sure it was 1KG and not 1KB or GB? 1KB = one kilobyte would be 1000 bytes. 1GB=gigabyte would be quite large too
if you are asking for terra byte then 1024 byte = 1KB 1024 KB = 1MB 1024 MB = 1GB 1024 GB = 1 TB (tera byte)..
1000 MB is 1 GB (this only is valid when it's expressly stated, as it is, e.g., on computer hard disks) 1024 MB is 1 GB for calculations. Same with KB and 1 MB, B and 1KB.