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This is the prefix that describes "one million" of something, in SI units - for bits and bytes though, a mega is short for 1048576 and not 1000000 as the mathematics is base 2. However, the likes of the IEEE use the SI version regardless to avoid confusion; figures for bandwidth, for example, typically use the SI version as well. The symbol for a mega is a capital M.
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In most areas M stands for a million, but in computer usage M represents 1024K or 2 to the 20th power.
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SI prefixes often attached to bits and bytes, but usually with the understanding that they refer to a power of two that approximates a nearby power of ten. For example, 1 kilobyte means 2^10 bytes, or 1024 bytes; it does not mean 10^3 or 1000 bytes.
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big or large (for example Megalith- big or large stone);
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Abbreviation is M. The computer abbreviation for million. One megabyte (1MB) is equal to one million bytes.
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