Computers use an exponential system to represent bytes:
1 mb = 1000 kb
Kilo means 1000
1000(E1000)
1000 is the exponent
SO THERE ARE 1000 KB IN 1 MB
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No, there are 1,000 kilobytes (kB) in a megabyte (MB).
There are 1,024 kilobinary bytes (KiB) in a megabinary byte (MiB), however.
1024 bytes = 1 KB 1024 KB = 1 MB 1024 MB = 1 GB etc.
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memory is measured in kilobytes , its basic unit is bit , and 8 bit = 1 kilobyte(kb)
"easy, 3000MB in 3GB" One would assume that is 3000MB but it is common place to assume that. But that is not entirely correct. Indeed it is true that in some cases 3GB could equal 3000MB (when talking about storage mostly). But in some (or most) cases 1GB is roughly equaled to 1,073,741,824 bytes which would be roughly 1024MB. So 3GB would be about 3,221,225,472 bytes or 3072MB.
No Mega means million, Giga is one thousand times bigger. (miljard or billion depending on which side of the Atlantic you are on)