1 You need a machine with 64 kilobytes of memory to run the program.

2 Applications then have more of the original 640 kilobytes of RAM to use, making them faster and more reliable.

3 Specify the page size in kilobytes.

4 It was limited to 64 kilobytes of memory -- about the equivalent of one long e-mail.

5 The "extend amount" has default units of kilobytes, but can be expressed as "10 MB", "32 GB", and so on.

6 Websites that were once just 50 kilobytes of text and tiny pictures now come with music, video and animated graphics.

7 Maximum message length: The maximum size (in kilobytes) of a message that the Q Capture program can put on the send queue.

8 Figure 3 shows the total disk kilobytes transferred per second at different simulated user loads.

9 A typical microcomputer will have 48K or 64K of memory i.e. 48 or 64 Kilobytes or 48,000 bytes.

10 As a result you can end up with a file bordering on the megabytes instead of a few tens of kilobytes.

11 Note: Don't ever send an attachment of more than a few hundred kilobytes without prior warning or agreement.

12 Even a single, still image at this quality requires about 800 kilobytes of data.

13 At the resolution available, a single illustration accounts for 6.25 kilobytes of data.

14 The memory is divided into bits, bytes and? or kilobytes.

15 They are called delta frames and, typically, may consist of no more than 5 kilobytes of data.

16 For display through a television, one image needs about 800 kilobytes, making the storage problem even more acute.

17 Average instance throughput is the total size of all completed requests in kilobytes divided by the number of participating guests.

18 FILE SIZE – the size of an image in digital photography, measured in kilobytes (KB), megabytes (MB), or gigabytes (GB).

19 The server interprets1 to 50 (including decimals) as a threshold percentage. The server interprets 1000 or above as the number of kilobytes.

20 To run Windows 1.0, you needed a minimum of 256 kilobytes, two double-sided floppy disk drives,[] and a graphics adaptor card.

21 Figure 4 provides a disk summary for each disk in kilobytes per second for reads and writes.

22 That generally is just modifying a few bytes, a few kilobytes worth of information.

23 TCP allows for multiple packets to be sent without an acknowledgment from the remote side, up to 64 kilobytes (KB) by default, which can be filled when talking to higher latency peers.

24 Two years later, Intel introduced the 8080 microprocessor with 64 Kilobytes of memory space and increased the rate of execution by a factor of ten over the 8008.

25 The -e option specifies the erase sector size of the flash (typically 64 kilobytes).

26 Relatively small footprint -- size is in the range of 600 to 700 Kilobytes, which makes it easy to run on small devices.

27 TRS—The amount of RAM used for the text segment of a process in kilobytes.

28 The DBA will be able to configure the allocation amount when Informix automatically adds storage to a container, either in terms of a percent of the current space or as an absolute value in kilobytes.

29 The general recommendation is that no one strip should take more than 8 kilobytes uncompressed, which, with black-and-white images limits you to 65,536 pixels in a single strip.

30 If the value is 1000 or higher, Informix interprets the value as a specific number of kilobytes.

31 This Fill Rate is described either in terms of Bytes per second or kilobytes per second.

32 Figure 3 is a screenshot taken from an AIX 5.3 system, which provides a disk summary for each disk in kilobytes per second for reads and writes.