Similar words: booby-trap, byte, megabyte, kilo, presbyterian, kilogram, kilowatt, kilometer. Meaning: ['kɪləʊbaɪt] 
n. a unit of information equal to one thousand (1024) bytes.
n. a unit of information equal to one thousand (1024) bytes. 
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1) You need a machine with 64 kilobytes of memory to run the program.
2) Applications then have more of the original 640 kilobytes of RAM to use, making them faster and more reliable.
3) The cost of storing or transmitting a kilobyte of data really is now too cheap to meter.
4) A typical microcomputer will have 48K or 64K of memory i.e. 48 or 64 Kilobytes or 48,000 bytes.
5) As a result you can end up with a file bordering on the megabytes instead of a few tens of kilobytes.
6) Note: Don't ever send an attachment of more than a few hundred kilobytes without prior warning or agreement.
7) Even a single, still image at this quality requires about 800 kilobytes of data.
8) At the resolution available, a single illustration accounts for 6.25 kilobytes of data.
9) The memory is divided into bits, bytes and? or kilobytes.
10) They are called delta frames and, typically, may consist of no more than 5 kilobytes of data.
11) For display through a television, one image needs about 800 kilobytes,(http://sentencedict.com/kilobyte.html) making the storage problem even more acute.
12) Attributes are limited to 1KB each, so your to-do items can't have a name longer than one kilobyte.
13) Suddenly, an app that had run fine for years began grinding to a halt because SELECT statements that previously returned a kilobyte or two of data now returned several megabytes .
14) Ext2fs is designed for block devices like IDE devices, where the logical block size will be on the order of 512 bytes, 1 kilobyte, and so on.
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