meg
- noun
- /mɛg/
- Informal
- I've only got half a meg left.
- megs of RAM
- meg hard drive
- 10 megs
Examples
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This image is about 5 megs in size, which is manageable for quick loading.
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With nearly 20 million people, 3 million vehicles, and 35 thousand industries, Mexico City is a megacity with meg pollution problems.
Academic text (1991) -
This plan was going to make him a million and a half dollars, one point five meg.
Fiction book (1990) -
The next question for the industry is whether the SSD will catch up to the SDHC card for cost per meg.
Blog text (22) -
No blue screen of death and stable. It is really fast, and IE10 has improved my download speed as well by 1.2 megs.
Blog text (28) -
I got a new camera and saw my average picture size go from 3 Megs to 6 Megs, but I also saw a lot better quality in the pictures along the way.
Blog text (11) -
I constantly monitor my data usage each month and will go over my data allowance (3GB) by several hundred megs every other month or so.
Blog text (19) -
It contained an Intel processor, a 20 gig hard drive, a few hundred megs of RAM, a LAN connection for control of remote servers, and all of this running with Linux.
Blog text (17) -
The software update requires at least 10 megs of free space on your device.
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He downloaded a file that was 25 megs large, taking only a few minutes.
Synonyms
A unit for measuring digital information of about one million bytes
A measure of computer data equal to about one million bytes
Surface Forms
Etymology
Meg as a noun is a short form of megabyte, where mega means 'million'. So a meg is about one million bytes of data and is used to talk about the size of files.