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1 megabyte
m.megabyte (computing).* * *1 megabyte* * *['meɡabait]SM megabyte* * *['meɤaβajt]masculino megabyte* * *= megabyte.Ex. Such applications have rapidly increased file sizes so that megabytes of data soon became gigabytes, and eventually terabytes.----Ex. Approximately 4.75 inches in diameter, each disc is capable of storing more than 550 million characters (550 Mb) of information.* * *['meɤaβajt]masculino megabyte* * *= megabyte.Ex: Such applications have rapidly increased file sizes so that megabytes of data soon became gigabytes, and eventually terabytes.
Ex: Approximately 4.75 inches in diameter, each disc is capable of storing more than 550 million characters (550 Mb) of information.* * */ˈmeɣaβajt/megabyte* * *Informát megabyte* * *m megabyte* * *megabyte nm: megabyte -
2 terabyte
m.terabyte, million million bytes, million megabytes, thousand gigabytes.* * *SM terabyte* * *= terabyte.Nota: Mil gigabytes.Ex. Such applications have rapidly increased file sizes so that megabytes of data soon became gigabytes, and eventually terabytes.* * *= terabyte.Nota: Mil gigabytes.Ex: Such applications have rapidly increased file sizes so that megabytes of data soon became gigabytes, and eventually terabytes.
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3 petabyte
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4 exabyte
m.exabyte, million terabytes, thousand petabytes. -
5 yottabyte
m.yottabyte, thousand zettabytes, million million terabytes.
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