megabit
/ˈmeɡəbɪt//ˈmeɡəbɪt/"Megabit" combines the prefix "mega," meaning "million," with "bit," the fundamental unit of information in computing. The term "mega" originates from Greek, signifying "great" or "large," and its use as a prefix for "million" dates back to the 19th century. "Bit" is a shortened form of "binary digit," representing a single value of 0 or 1 in the binary system, the language of computers. Therefore, "megabit" denotes a unit of information equal to one million bits.
a unit of computer memory or data, equal to 10 6, or 1 000 2, (= 1 000 000) bits
một đơn vị bộ nhớ hoặc dữ liệu máy tính, bằng 10 6, hoặc 1 000 2, (= 1 000 000) bit
a unit of computer memory or data, equal to 2 20, or 1 024 2, (= 1 048 576) bits
một đơn vị bộ nhớ hoặc dữ liệu máy tính, bằng 2 20 hoặc 1 024 2, (= 1 048 576) bit
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