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0.10304737091064453125 GB.

I took it in steps of 1024, meaning that there are 1024 KB in 1MB, and then 1024 MB in 1 GB. Therefore 108053/1024/1024=0.10304737091064453125 GB.

1 kilo is normally 1000, as per the metric system's prefixes.

One would expect a kilo of bytes to be 1000 bytes ... but it's 1024 usually.

This is because 1024 is 2^10 (2 to the 10th power), conveniently close to 10^3 (1000). In computers, base-2 shows up over and over again.

In this case, the next higher size of memory chips was often 2x or 4x the previous size. This pulled folks away from the normal base-10 thinking toward base-2 thinking ... and we ended up with something that sounds like it is based on powers of 10, but is really based on powers of 2.

So, 1 kilobyte are 2^10=1024
1 megabyte is not 1000x1000, but instead 1024x1024 or 2^20
and 1 gigabyte is 1024 megabytes
and so on (terabytes, petabytes ...)

Ethical behaviour is determined by an individuals context ie their background beliefs, values and morals. Large groups of individuals can then work together to make these behaviours the legal standard which means that if one individual does not act in this way, they are able to be sanctioned either via fines or imprisonment etc. In effect, what was a personal choice becomes a governing rule with an associated punishment to act as a deterrent.

"1394" refers to the number of the IEEE standard created for "Firewire", a high speed serial wired communications protocol developed by Apple Computer to transfer digital data over short distances, such as between computers and external hard disks. Serial means that the signal is carried over a single pair of wires known as a twisted pair, using low voltage differential signaling, a method that supports both high speed and good noise immunity. Additional wires carry ground and power. Prior systems used parallel wiring with 8 or more wires carrying a byte at a time, but at lower bit rates. The cables were bulky and expensive, hence the desire for a serial standard. The original standard, Firewire 400, supported 400 Mbps, a later version, Firewire 800, 800 Mbps (using additional wires, but still many fewer than parallel interfaces). Similar to USB 2.0, Firewire is generally faster, and supports daisy chaining and hot swapping. Additional information may be found at HowStuffWorks.com or Wikipedia under "Firewire".

1 gigabytes (GB) is equal to 1024 megabytes (MB). So, 8192 megabytes (MB) is equal to 8 gigabytes (GB).

It is a piece of hardware that is able to read 15 different types of cards (CF, xD, SD, microSD, MemoryProDuo, etc). The "in-1" part means that the slots to read all 15 card types are in one bay (internal) or box (external USB). For examplae Kingston, a proprietary brand of external reader lists: CompactFlash Card type I, CompactFlash Card type II, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, Microdrive, MultiMediaCard, SD Memory Card, SmartMedia Card, Memory Stick PRO Duo, miniSD, RS-MMC, MultiMediaCardmobile, MultiMediaCardplus, SDHC Memory Card as it's 15.

A gigabyte is 1,000 megabytes. So there are 25,000 in 25 gigabytes.

GB stands for the Green Bay Packers. They are an NFL team with big point scorers such as Aaron Rodgers, and Greg Jennings.

Intel estimate

There is just under 9 gigabytes in 9000 megabytes

In order to be exactly 9 gigabytes it would have to be 9216 megabytes, here's a conversion table to explain:

1024 Bytes = 1 KiloByte

1024 KiloBytes = 1 MegaByte

1024 MegaBytes = 1 GigaByte

1024 GigaBytes = 1 TeraByte

They are made from silicon

Functions of a Database Management System:

- Database Definition

- Database creation (storing data in a defined database)

- Retrieval (query and reporting)

- Update(Changing the contents of the database)

- Programming User Facilities for system development)

- Database revision and restructuring

- Database integrity control

- Performance Monitoring

This is approximately one gigabyte. In reality, one gigabyte is 1024 MB which gives approximately 1 073 741 824 bytes, but especially when purchasing storage media, one billion bytes is one gigabyte.

If you are looking for something more general, bytes are a method of storing computer information (which is effectively just one's and zero's) and a byte is a very small measure whereas a gigabyte is relatively large with average USB drives being approximately 8 gigabytes.

Making an extra copy of a document or a program is a common practice. If the only copy is a simple piece of paper, a copy machine will make "duplicates" A more extensive copy is a process called a "back up". This will insure that a duplicate is available if required.

8 bits are equal to 1 byte

If you are talking how many attachments in one email, it it not normally a number, it is a matter of size. Most internet providers limit at attachment to 10mb or less.

Most keyboards do not have a degree symbol. You usually can get a degree symbol in most MS Office programs by inserting a symbol and select the degree symbol from the list of options available.

In Windows Vista and Windows 7, hit the Start key (Windows key), type "charmap" (without quotes), click "enter", click on the character you want and click "select", then "copy". You then have the character to paste anywhere you want. ° I just pasted in this degree symbol using the above directions. You can also right-click on "character map" before hitting "enter" and then you have the option of pinning it to the Start Menu or adding it to Quick Launch. This makes it so much easier to access it quickly.

10 MB = 10485760 Bytes Explanation: 10 MB = 10*1024 KB = 10*1024*1024 Bytes = 10485760 Bytes As we have, 1 KB = 1024 Bytes 1 MB = 1024 KB

The two terms apply to entirely different things. Gigahertz is a measure of speed, 1 gigahertz = 1 billion CPU clock cycles per second, a gigabyte is storage space and is equal to a billion bytes

Data processing is the means by which raw data is turned into usable information. Manual data processing is the physical entering and organization of data. Though most data processing is now done by computers, there was a time when collected data was recorded and tabulated by hand in paper spreadsheets.

168 pins are used on SDRAM DIMM. 184 pins are used on DDR DIMM. There are either 30 pins or 72 pins used on SIMM. 184 pins are used on RIMM.

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Your answer can mean two things since your abbreviation is wrong. It is 0.115234375 gigabits if you meant 118 megabits. It is 0.115234375 gigabytes if you meant 118 megabytes. Mb or Mbit is the abbreviation for megabit which equals to 10^6 bits (or 1,000,000 bits). MB or Mbyte is the abbreviation for megabyte which equals to 2^20 bytes (or 21,048,576 bytes). To put into prospective: 8 bits is a byte. To answer your question: 1 gigabit = 1024 megabit 1 gigabyte = 1024 megabyte 118 (Mb) / 1024 (# of Mb in a Gb) = 0.115234375 (Gb) 118 (MB) / 1024 (# of MB in a GB) = 0.115234375 (GB)

3200 gigs I have used On my 360