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Which data is larger 1.3 gb or 300mb?
1.3 gigabyte is 1,300 megabytes. So 1.3 gb is way larger than 300 mb.1.3 gb is larger than 300 mb. It is the same size as 1300 mb.
Which is better 300 GB or 500 MB?
1000 mb = 1 gb so 300 gb is 600 times better than 500 mb
How many mb in 300 gb?
307200
How many GB are in 300 MB?
307200
How many GB are 300 MB?
307200
Can you install a program of 1 gigabyte on 300 MB of space?
No. 1gb is 1024mb, so it would not fit.
How many GB is 30000mb?
30,000 MB is approximately 30 GB. I say approximately, because 1 Gb = 1,024 MB -edit- I worked it out and a better prediction would be 29.297 gb =]
How many kilobytes in a 300 kilobits?
1MB = 1024KB. So, 30*1024 = 30,720. Therefore, there are 30,720KB in 30MB.
How much gb does one psn online game take up?
It takes up around 300 to 1000 mb depending on which one you get.
How much is 1500mb?
1500 MB (megabytes) is equivalent to 1.5 GB (gigabytes), as 1 GB equals 1024 MB. In terms of data storage, 1500 MB can hold approximately 300 songs, 500 photos, or a couple of hours of standard-definition video, depending on the file sizes. It’s a moderate amount of data for personal use, such as storing documents or media files.
How many songs can Mg hold?
The capacity of a music player, like an iPod or smartphone, measured in megabytes (MB) or gigabytes (GB), determines how many songs it can hold. On average, a standard song file is about 3 to 5 MB in size. Therefore, a device with 1 GB of storage can typically hold around 200 to 300 songs, depending on the file size and format. For more precise numbers, it's essential to consider the specific storage capacity and average file size of the songs.
How much is two gigabytes?
2GB is two gigabytes or 2,000,000,000 bytes of data. A byte is commonly 8 bits (0 or 1) of data. This is a common data storage capacity on "thumb" or "flash" drives available today. This compares with 300-500 GB that is commonly available on PC hard drives today. Interestingly, this compares with the 0.7GB that is the maximum data staorage capacity of a CDROM.
