>
> Assume the following definitions for anything I write where
> I don't explicitly define otherwise...
>
>    MB = Megabit   = 1,000,000 bits.
>    Mb = Megabyte  = 1,000,000 bytes.
>         (unless I'm talking about memory, where "16Mb"
>          probably implies 2^24 bytes.  ;-)
>    Kb = Kilobyte  = 1,024 bytes (note the upper-case K).
>    kB = kilobit   = 1,000 bits.

really i though (and still think, even i'm sure) B is byte and b is bit.

something got changed in that standards last years?