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kilobyte

[ US /ˈkɪɫoʊˌbaɪt/ ]
[ UK /kˈɪləbˌa‍ɪt/ ]
NOUN
  1. a unit of information equal to 1024 bytes
  2. a unit of information equal to 1000 bytes

How To Use kilobyte In A Sentence

  • By convention, when we say, for example, that a PC has 640K of memory, we mean 640 kilobytes, or 655,536 bytes of RAM.
  • However, use of Base 2 when using the word kilobyte, for example, is deprecated. Snow Leopard Reports Hard Drive Capacity Correctly (In Base 10) | Lifehacker Australia
  • For display through a television, one image needs about 800 kilobytes, making the storage problem even more acute.
  • Bramson says each three- to four-minute streaming videocast costs about 15 cents at a broadband transmission rate of 350 kilobytes per second.
  • The average size of email-bourne viruses so far this year has been well under 20 kilobytes.
  • The server interprets1 to 50 (including decimals) as a threshold percentage. The server interprets 1000 or above as the number of kilobytes.
  • The first PC came standard with 16kilobytesKB of memory at a bare-bones price of $1,265 without a monitor of a diskette drive. Larry Magid: Happy 30th Anniversary IBM PC
  • The first PC came standard with 16ÂkilobytesÂKB of memory at a bare-bones price of $1,265 without a monitor of a diskette drive. Larry Magid: Happy 30th Anniversary IBM PC
  • Fees could range up to 4.55 won (0.4 U.S. cents) per 0.5 kilobyte used. The iPhoning of Korea
  • Though the size of the new card remains the same as the previous ones, the 32 Kilobytes Subscriber Identity Module card is said to have an elephantine memory in addition to its several genie-like features.
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