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mega bites- giga bites
Is this correct (mb) (gb) (tb)
1000 Mega bites (mg) = 1 giga bite (gb) 1000 giga bites(gb) = 1 tera bite (tb)
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I spelled bytes wrong on porpoise
Im going to get a thump drive(flash drive) or a external hard drive to get the videos etc off my new pc since It has a solid state hard drive and not much storage I think a ext. hard drive maybe the best bang for the buck $ Im not sure how you can store stuff on a external. If it has different areas or files or if stuff is all lumped into one file |
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