Pam Thank you. Guest Yes it was nice Thanks Guest Thank you so much! I understand now thanks to you. Guest Yes Big thanks Guest Two gigabyte is equivalent to what megabyte Mary Lee Parker Thank you! Nne Really helpful without any form of ambiguity. Diocese Thanks but is understandable The answer to this question is NO. A megabyte is a multiple unit byte of digital information, whereas a Gigabyte is multiple unit megabytes. MB is used to represent megabytes whereas GB is used to represent Gigabytes.
From this part, it is clearly proved that MB is not bigger than GB. One terabyte is equivalent to one thousand gigabytes. One petabyte consists of one thousand terabytes. Just what I wanted to know. No to remember it. For the time being, just knowing that a Gegbyte is bigger than a Megabyte. Just to make it more confusing, in the computer world, a factor of 1, is actually 1, And a million, or 1,,, is actually 1,, Because computer components don't actually use decimal numbers, they are built around binary numbers, or powers of 2.
Well guys it may be confusing but it clearly states that a MB is equivalent to 1 million bytes of information and a GB is equivalent to 1 billion bytes of information Text is one of the most naturally compact types of data at about one byte required to store each letter.
In non-roman alphabets, such as Mandarin, the storage takes up 2 or 4 bytes per "letter" which is still pretty compact compared to audio and images. An MP3 audio file of a few minutes or a 10 million pixel image from a digital camera would typically take up few megabytes. The rule of thumb for MP3 audio is that 1 minute of audio takes up about 1 megabyte.
Audio and image and video data typically stored in "compressed" form, MP3 being an example. We'll talk about how compression works later. A data CD disk stores about MB. The audio on a CD is not compressed, which is why it takes so much more space than the MP3. The series of bits are represented as spiral path of tiny pits in the silver material in the disk.
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