High-tech unit
Else clues• 10101100, e.g.
• 8 bits
• 8 bits, commonly
• A computer processes it
• Binary group
• Bunch of bits
• Character in computerville
• Computer capacity unit
• Computer data amount
• Computer data unit
• Computer info quantity
• Computer information unit
• Computer magazine
• Computer measure
• Computer measurement
• Computer memory measure
• Computer memory unit
• Computer mouthful?
• Computer storage unit
• Computer term
• Computer unit
• computer-storage measure
• Computing unit
• Cyberphile's nosh?
• Data amount
• Data measure
• Data quantity
• Data unit
• Digital-info unit
• Eight bits
• Eight bits in a computer
• Eight bits to computer folk
• Eight bits unit
• Eight bits, but not a dollar
• Eight bits, computerwise
• Eight bits, on a PC
• Eight bits, typically
• Eight-digit binary
• Fraction of a meg
• Gig component
• Group of bits
• Group of bits, in computer storage
• Group of bits, in data storage
• Hard-drive unit
• High-tech memory measure
• Info amount
• Info unit
• Information storage unit
• Information unit
• It doesn't take long to process
• It's composed of bits
• It's made up of bits
• It's made up of bits, but not pieces
• It's part of a gig
• Kilo- or mega- follower
• Laptop unit
• Mac morsel
• Measurement of memory
• Mega or giga attachment
• Mega or giga ending
• Mega or giga follower
• Memory amount
• Memory measure
• Memory morsel
• Memory unit
• Napster file measurement, maybe
• One of over a million in a meg
• One-thousandth of a K
• Part of a gig
• PC info unit
• PC World rival
• Popular computer monthly
• Processing unit
• Sequence of bits
• Several bits
• Smidgen of memory
• Space needed to store a character of text
• Storage unit
• Storage unit discovered in shrubby territory (4)
• Tech magazine
• The B in KB and MB
• Tiny memory amount
• Tiny part of a computer's memory
• Unit of computer memory
• Unit of computer storage
• Unit of data
• Unit of eight computer bits
• Unit of memory
• Unit of RAM
• Unit of storage
• Word often prefixed with kilo-
• A sequence of 8 bits (enough to represent one character of alphanumeric data) processed as a single unit of information