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Old 05-31-08, 10:15 AM   #1
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Guys i have taken new connection. I want to know what according to Bsnl is 1 GB....1024 MB or 1000MB>???????
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1024MB.similarly 1MB=1024KB.
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Obviously it 1024 MB as 1 GB.
Come on......... though BSNL is not upto the mark in technology but they are not so dumb buddy..... they got their basics right.
Did u get any bad experience ....?
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I mean why did the question trouble ur mind?
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i'm certain that its 1024mb as in my telephone bill the excess usage is calculated by using 1gb=1024mb its clearly given in the bill
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hello see the bill it shows free mb 1044 i think bsnl not know how much mb = 1 gb
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Guys i have taken new connection. I want to know what according to Bsnl is 1 GB....1024 MB or 1000MB>???????
Is your doubt clear??.....or still you need some more explanation.......i giving some more

1GB(Giga Byte)=1024 MB(Mega Byte)

1MB(Mega Byte)=1024 KB(Kilo byte)

1KB(Kilo Byte)= 8 Kb(Kilo bit)
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hello see the bill it shows free mb 1044 i think bsnl not know how much mb = 1 gb
I would be very surprised if thats the case... be it any isp it doesnt matter 1gb=1024mb and that is it.. 2X2=4 does that change in Mumbai? or is 2X2=5 in Chennai?

These values are all universal and its not like a yard in North India would be different as compared to a South Indian yard... in IT its all written in stone unlike traditional metrics.
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I would be very surprised if thats the case... be it any isp it doesnt matter 1gb=1024mb and that is it.. 2X2=4 does that change in Mumbai? or is 2X2=5 in Chennai?

These values are all universal and its not like a yard in North India would be different as compared to a South Indian yard... in IT its all written in stone unlike traditional metrics.
yes i aggree with you to unit is universal but if you are using plan h250 please
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Does it say anywhere that this plan has 1GB data transfer limit? if not then I guess they are giving you an extra 20mb but in other case it might be a typo by one of their babus at bsnl head office.
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