megabyte

The file size is 5 megabytes.

My new phone has a storage capacity of 128 megabytes.

I need to download a software update that is 50 megabytes.

The game requires at least 2 gigabytes of RAM and 4 megabytes of video memory.

I have a flash drive with a capacity of 256 megabytes.

The email attachment is too large, it's 10 megabytes.

The camera can store up to 1000 photos, each around 2 megabytes.

The video file is 100 megabytes in size.

I need to transfer a document that is 3 megabytes in size.

The new software update is 20 megabytes.

Something like this, and again what they are is they have 256 megabytes of memory if they're useful.

The flipside is that online interaction is still hidden behind the simulacrum of pixels and megabytes.

And in 2017, they hit the top spot with an average internet speed of 28.6 megabytes per second.

The process currently costs about one thousand dollars per megabyte, but is expected to drop as the technology evolves.

He also has 100 megabytes of data.

It's got a 0.5 megabyte L2 backside cache, and then this thing screams, as you'll see in a minute.

The download for each language can be about 25 or 30 megabytes in size.

12 megabytes of ram. 500 megabyte hard drive.

And this technique is able to compress all this 25 gigabytes into 45 megabytes without introducing any significant perceptible difference!

Twelve megabytes of RAM, 500-megabyte hard drive...