Sentence examples for gigabyte from inspiring English sources

Initially, the tax was set to be 150 forints per gigabyte of internet traffic, but Fidesz said it would set a cap on the levy.

For the liberal middle classes of Budapest, the latest outrage in Orbán's Hungary is the world's first internet tax, a gigabyte levy denounced at home and abroad as an assault on free speech while shoring up the budget.

The service will cost $20 a month plus $10 per gigabyte of data used.

The proposed tax, originally set to come into use in 2015, saw users being charged 150 forint (£0.40) per gigabyte of data usage, with a monthly cap of 700 forint (£1.80) for private users and 5,000 forint (£13) for companies.

"For $70 a month I get a lousy 1 gigabyte and it still takes me a long time to download even the most basic pdf document" says Mary Killeen, local branch president of the isolated children's parents' association.

A free e-mail service, it will offer many times the storage capacity (1 gigabyte) of either Yahoo! or Microsoft's Hotmail.

Plesch is seeking funding to make the 900-gigabyte archive available to the public.

Originally, it allowed only streaming of movies; downloads were added in 2013 and remain a point of contention, as the multi-gigabyte files cannot be transferred among different types of device.And while Netflix, Amazon and other providers of online video are designed to be slick and easy to use, UltraViolet has a reputation for being complicated and frustrating.

Samsung has since announced a two-gigabyte flash chip, which will go into mass production later this year.The main drawback with such flash drives, when they reach the market, will be their high cost.

They found that a 16-gigabyte 2010 iPad priced at $499 contained $154-worth of materials and parts from American, Japanese, South Korean and European suppliers (Apple has more than 150 suppliers in all, many of which also materialsinish their pands in China).

He has distributed 100,000 encrypted copies of a 1.4-gigabyte file containing the entire cache of the 250,000 purloined diplomatic cables, including sensitive bits such as names that in the few hundred published so far have been blanked out.