What is a Megabyte?
A megabyte (MB) can be defined as an intermediatory measurement unit for digital data. This unit can be used for quantifying the files, documents, and media files and making sense of the storage capacities of various digital devices computers, laptops, phones, etc. This unit can be described as intermediatory because it is neither a very small nor a very large unit. Megabyte is greater than Kilobyte(KB) and smaller than Gigabyte(GB). We all know that bit is the smallest unit of data. One byte is made of 8 bits. And one MB is made of one million(10^6) bytes or 1024 Kilobytes(KBs).
What is a Megabytes?
Everything depends on data and its flow. Digital technology is directly dependent upon the management of this data flow by organizing data files and storage units efficiently. Now to perform this task there is an requirement of a measurement unit. By using this measurement unit the process and dataflow management system can efficiently handle small to large files and corresponding storage capacity of the device. There are various measurement units present but one of the most useful units is Megabyte(MB). In this article, we will discuss Megabyte and its relationship with other measurement units.