This is not the case, because one byte contains eight bits, thus making a megabyte 8 times the size of a megabit* so to download 1 MB in 1 second you need a connection speed of 8 Mbps. People often incorrectly assume that a speed of 1 Mbps will allow them to download 1 MB in 1 second. Megabit (Mb) or megabit per second (Mbps, Mb/s), with a small or lowercase ‘b’ - a unit used for download speeds advertised by ISPs and reported by on-line tools, equal to 10002 bits (b). Megabyte (MB) or megabyte per second (MBps, MB/s), with a capital or uppercase ‘B’ - a unit used for file sizes and often in the end user software, equal to 10002 bytes (B), and ![]() One thing that often causes confusion is the difference between: Cant wait for the people do not realize the conversion from Mb to MB etc.lol
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