How many MB are there in 1GB?

Answer 1

1000 X 1.8 = 1800 Mb (using conventional meaning of Giga, which is what hard drive manufacturers use in order to sell you less than advertised using the correct computer notation below)

1024x1.8 = 1843.2 MB is the correct answer using base 2 which is what most computer manufacturers use (1 GB of memory is 2^10 or 1024 MB of memory).

Answer 2

1.8 megabytes = 1 843.2 kilobytes

1.8 megabits = 230.4 kilobytes

1.8 megabits = 1 843.2 kilobits

1.8 megabytes = 14 745.6 kilobits

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1 megabit = 128 kilobytes

1 megabyte = 8192 kilobits

Answer 3

1000, in each hire section of data theirs a 1000 to make the next highest ex. 1000KB= 1MB 1000MB= 1GB

Answer 4

There are approximately 1000 megabytes (MB) in one gigabyte (GB). However, more precisely, there are 1024 MB in one GB.

Answer 5

1.83 GB is 1873.92 MB

To convert, just multiply by 1024

Answer 6

1229 MB

Answer 7

1380MB.