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Originally Posted by Matt D
Also, Seagate (& the rest) are actually using the accepted SI definition where a " Gigabyte" is decimal.
Binary GB should technically be " Gibibyte" (Giga binary byte). |
That's the IT equivalent of political correctness. MB/GB has always been binary, not SI. The only people who use the SI versions are dishonest companies [e.g. making HDDs sound bigger than they are] & the IT equivalent of the political correct crowd.