Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- abbreviation gigabit
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Examples
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Selecting the top line, the total capacity is listed at 320.07 Gb, which is about right.
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Selecting the top line, the total capacity is listed at 320.07 Gb, which is about right.
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One said: "In MTI, computing resources are not measured by the traditional capacities or speeds such as Gb, Tb, Megaflop or Teraflop ... but by the metric tonne! .. and they have lots of them."
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One said: "In MTI, computing resources are not measured by the traditional capacities or speeds such as Gb, Tb, Megaflop or Teraflop ... but by the metric tonne! .. and they have lots of them."
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It costs $100 with a two-year commitment to pay $60 a month for a maximum of 5 Gb of data, or $30 for 200 Mb. People who don't want to lock themselves in can pay $200 for the stick and then $50 a month or $20 a month for the data services.
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The Kindle itself has about 1.5 Gb of space; Shakespeare occupies about 5 Mb, so space is not a big problem.
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A confirmation email was then sent over to me, and less than five minutes after opening the box, I had a 250 Gb drive with my entire jazz collection on the web.
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The Kindle itself has about 1.5 Gb of space; Shakespeare occupies about 5 Mb, so space is not a big problem.
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I took it out, plugged it into the power source, connected it to the Internet connection and hooked it up to a 250 Gb Seagate Freeagent drive.
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FiOS can pump 2.4 Gb/s down a single wavelength, split among 32 subs.
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