It used to matter if you used a lowercase K or uppercase K to indicate Kilo - one refers to 1000, the other 1024. Just don't ask me which was which.
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GHz vs MHz
Dec 17, 2007
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A standard was to use a lowecase when referring to radio frequencies (kHz) and I think an upper for computer rates kbs.
I think generally accepted that K always = 1000 except when talking about memory.
1 Kbs (kilo bits per second) is still 1000.Join the Discussion
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