512k
512k is a unit of digital information. The 'k' in 512k typically refers to kilobytes, where one kilobyte is equal to 1024 bytes. Therefore, 512k is equivalent to 512 times 1024 bytes, which equals 524,288 bytes. This quantity of data is relatively small by modern computing standards but was significant in earlier computing eras.
Historically, 512k was a common amount of RAM (Random Access Memory) in personal computers during the 1980s.
In other contexts, 512k might refer to storage capacity. For example, some early floppy disks or small