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''Information technology''
 
(kB).
 
A kilobyte is generally defined as 1,024 (= 2<sup>10</sup>) bytes of information.
 
Definitions vary, and a kilobyte is sometimes defined as 1,000 bytes.
 
 
In either case, this equates to roughly one paragraph of text.
 
 
==See also==
*[[Bit]]
*[[Byte]]
*[[Megabyte]]
*[[Gigabyte]]
*[[Terabyte]]

Revision as of 16:15, 10 March 2017

Information technology

(kB).

A kilobyte is generally defined as 1,024 (= 210) bytes of information.

Definitions vary, and a kilobyte is sometimes defined as 1,000 bytes.


In either case, this equates to roughly one paragraph of text.


See also