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KB=kilobyte, Kb=kilobit.
by profmonocle 11y ago
KB=kilobyte, Kb=kilobit.
- mirimir 11y agoYes, and ...? Some say "kB" and "kb", rather than "KB" and "Kb". But maybe k=1000 vs K=1024?
- ectoplasm 11y agoYeah, 1 Km does not mean 1000 meters, it doesn't mean 1024 meters really either, it's just written as 1 km. For some reason, the metric system is only capitalized for mega, giga, and tera... only mega conflicts (with milli), nothing else is t or g. K, M, T, G seems more consistent than k, M, T, G.