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I thought that for purposes of communication, the lowercase stood for bits and uppercase stood for bytes. That is to say 20 kbps is kilobits per second and 20 Kbps is kilobytes per second.
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Metric System!!!!  Not average Joe | 07/19/04
but  neil ubich | 07/20/05
What's the catch...  jheine | 07/19/04
Have a look at Japan  tokyoexpat@... | 07/19/04
Why is the U.S. so far behind?  tldwg04011 | 08/01/04
Who needs a clue?  Levelhead | 07/12/05
bringing your clue  Valis Keogh | 07/12/05
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