Sentence examples for megabytes it from inspiring English sources

The belief is that since the devices in question would be delivering bytes of data rather than megabytes, it could create its own connection to them in a cost effective manner without relying on existing cellular or WiFi networks.

Microsoft recommends 128 megabytes; it sanctions using as little as 64 megabytes but warns that performance will be marginal.

Second, acknowledging that this is the age of gigabytes, not megabytes, it introduced a new kind of removable-disk product: the Peerless drive.

Zip drives will also work, but because of Zip discs' smaller storage capacity (250 megabytes), it will take much longer to save an extensive music collection.

With standard hard disk sizes now in the multiple gigabytes (a gigabyte is about 1,000 megabytes), it is possible to track a user's actions for weeks.

For example, in documents as large as several megabytes, it is possible to use XPath expressions to locate, delete, change, add and move (sort) components.

If your iPhone breaks, melts, or runs away, or if AT&T somehow figures out you're tethering and charges you a million dollars per megabyte, it's not our fault.

That's a hard-to-gauge statistic, of course — how many megabytes does it cost to check your e-mail or call up a Web site?

The memory is adequate -- 96 megabytes -- but it has a unique twist: 32 of them survive on a "flash disk" even if the battery dies.

By connecting the pen to a USB-enabled dock, users can upload all that data to a PC or transfer 250 megabytes of it to Livescribe's online storage facility.

Your article on Apple's new iMac ("Who Said Computers Have to Be Square?" July 23) seemed to suffer from the idea that bigger always means better -- e.g., for hard-drive space (when's the last time you used four megabytes of it?) and monitor size (if anything, monitors are clunky and cumbersome monstrosities that eat desk space).