History: Bit

19 May 2012

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12 May 2012

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8 January 2012

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23 August 2011

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30 November 2010

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12 May 2008

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30 January 2008

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9 December 2007

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• curprev 00:2600:26, 9 December 2007‎ Mdscott talk contribs‎ 185 bytes +185‎ New page: The term '''bit''' is an acronym for “BInary digiT.” A bit is the smallest unit of information stored in the computer, consisting of a single 0 or 1. Category:Technology