Definitions
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- n. Plural form of kilobyte.
Etymologies
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Examples
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For India, the promise of the Internet might have to be measured in kilobytes rather than in megabytes.
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For the geekier set, bits in kilobytes (155473 bytes in kilobytes) and numbers in hex or binary (19 in binary) are also pretty useful.
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You 512 kilobit or 64 kilobyte connection usually averages about 411 down by 64 up if we are talking kilobits or 51 down by 8 up if we are talking in kilobytes (Lakeside)
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Well, instead of this file being 3 megabytes in size, when zipped up, or compressed, it may only be, say, 500 kilobytes, which is only half of one megabyte.
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On the bottom of the screen a banner announces that I'm navigating at 41 kilobytes a second.
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We feel as if we're abandoned and motionless by the side of the expressway, with ever faster and unattainable kilobytes speeding by us.
Yoani Sanchez: Internet for Cubans: A Permanently Impossible Dream?
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This censor of kilobytes and his bosses have every right to fear these virtual sites, where as individuals we can meet outside the controls of the State, the Party and the ideologues.
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You would laugh at how primitive things were back then -- the Mac had no hard drive, had only 512 kilobytes of RAM what we called the "Fat Mac".
Chris Weigant: Friday Talking Points -- Long Live Steve Jobs
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“There was something about so much per kilobyte downloaded, but one really has no idea what kilobytes are used to check an e-mail,” Sehmer says in the Vancouver Sun post, which adds:
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At absolute best ACS: Law has evidence that copyright was infringed via an IP address for a mere second on a few kilobytes of these titles.
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