Posted by mr91535 on March 31, 2009
Convention:
“b” (small B) denotes bit and “B” (capital B) denotes byte.
128 kb = 128 kilo bit
16 kB = 16 kilo byte
For some cases, “k” (small K) before “b” denotes bit and “K” (capital K) denotes byte.
128 kb = 128 kilo bit
16 Kb = 16 kilo byte
So,
1 Kilo Byte = 1 kB = 1 KB
1 Kilo Bit = 1 kb
Learning:
1 Byte = 8 Bit
1 kb (Kilo-Byte)
= 1000 bit
= 125 Byte
= 0.125 KB
1 mb (Mega-Bit)
= 1000 kb
= 1000 x 1000 bit
= 125,000 Byte
= 125.00 KB
= 0.125 MB
1 gb (Giga-Bit)
= 1000 mb
= 1000 x 1000 kb
= 1000 x1000 x1000 bit
= 125,000,000 Byte
= 125,000 KB
= 125 MB
= 0.125 GB
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Posted by mr91535 on March 6, 2009

Banglalion Communications has officially announced about launching WiMax operations in Bangladesh from 1st of June 2009.
It says on the advertisement on Daily Ittefaq that the minimum speed would be 128 kbps (16.0 KB) up to several Mbps including coporate business offer.
BanglaLion will offer several tariff plans at a minimum 128 kbps speed :
1. Home User/Individual for Tk 600/Month
2. Corporate (5-10 users) for Tk 550/Month
3. Corporate (10 users above) for Tk 500/Month
4. Day User (Max 3GB) for Tk 45/Day
5. Night Package (12 AM to 9 AM =9 hrs) for Tk 300/Month
If you want to register, pls click here: http://www.banglalion.com.bd/BDLION/index.php
Contact of BanglaLion:
I got below one from my previous post,
BanglaLion Communications
House # 67, Road # 1, Block # I, Banani
Dhaka-1213, Bangladesh
Phone : (880 2) 8814059-60
Fax : (880 2) 9885647
Recently from their site,
Phone :036-99350033, 036-99350000
Email:
info@banglalion.com.bd
corporate@banglalion.com.bd
dealers@banglalion.com.bd
services@banglalion.com.bd
I am eagerly waiting to see its services.
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