How many megabytes are there in " one " gigabyte ? Excuse spelling .?
342233
a thousnd. \nkilobyte- 1000 bytes\nmegabyte- 1000 kilobytes\ngigabyte- 1000 megabytes
449888
Actually, SuperShoey is correct.  Sorry for the incorrect answer I gave, I wasn't thinking.  When talking in BITS, there are 1,000 kilobits in one megabit.  However, there are 1,024 Kilobytes in a MegaByte.  There are 8 bits in a byte.\n\nThis is where people are getting confused.  They believe that because there are actually 1,024 bytes in a KB, that there will also be 1,024 bits in a kilobit.  This is not so.\n\n1 Mbps = 1,000Kbps
899833
GB(GigaByte) is the biggest, MB (MegaByte) is in the middle, and KB (KiloByte) is the smallest.
696191
Technically 1024, which is a power of 2, but for all intents and purposes 1000.\n\n1000 bytes = 1 kb\n1000 kb = 1 mb\n1000 mb = 1 gb\n1000 gb = 1 tb
983180
No one knows for certain but many scientists estimate between 1 and 1000 Terabytes, so a lot more than a Gb.
309790
Angel, A GB is not 1000MB, it is 1024MB\n\n5 CDs @ 700MB each is 3.40 GB
218089
1 kilobyte (KB) = 1024B\n1 megabyte (MB) = 1024KB\n1 gigabyte (GB) = 1024MB
1012652
1024 is the magic number\n1024 mb = 1 gb\n1024 gb = tb \netcc
429270
yes..its like 243 MB\n\nwhat sites do you get it from? cause man thats alot..and how come u keep so much?
16374
Send up to one gigabyte:\nhttp://www.yousendit.com/
58661
Nope --- MB is bigger than KB
412984
Always figure you get roughly 7% less than the rated storage amount. \n\nManufacturers decided to rate most drive capacities based on the standard base 10 numbers we are all familiar with, but the actual measurments are in base 2.\n\nTherefore, one Megabyte equals one million bytes while one Gigabyte equals one billion bytes. This isn't too much of a problem with fairly small numbers such as a Kilobyte, but each level of increase in the prefix also increased the total discrepancy of the actual space compared to the advertised space.\n\nHere is a quick reference to show the amount that the actual values differ compared to the advertised for each common referenced value:\n\n    * Megabyte Difference = 48,576 Bytes\n    * Gigabyte Difference = 73,741,824 Bytes\n    * Terabyte Difference = 99,511,627,776 Bytes \n\nBased on this, for each Gigabyte that a drive manufacturer claims, they are over reporting the amount of disk space by 73,741,824 Bytes or roughly 70.3 MB of disk space. So, if a manufacturer advertises an 80 GB (80 billion bytes) hard drive, the actual disk space is around 74.5 GB of space, roughly 7% less than what they advertise.
151897
1 megabyte (MB) = 1024 kilobytes (KB)\n1 gigabyte (GB) = 1024 megabytes (MB)
433193
Thats the reverse. 1024KB makes 1MB.
180608
512 MB. I find that satisfactory. :)
333799
There are 1024 gigabytes in a terabyte.\n1 bit (binary digit*) = the value of 0 or 1\n8 bits = 1 byte\n1024 bytes = 1 kilobyte\n1024 kilobytes = 1 megabyte\n1024 megabytes = 1 gigabyte\n1024 gigabytes = 1 terabyte\n1024 terabytes = 1 petabyte\n(Yeah right! Is there a hard drive big enough?)
1165765
1 GB is 1024 MB or 1024000 KB.\n512 MB is 512 MB or 512000 KB. \n\nAs for usb flash drives, these storages are rounded and since the flash drives carry their own internal hidden software, keep in mind that about 20 MB is unavailable for your use.