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"G" usually refers to the term "Giga". In decimal, one giga-something is 1000 mega-somethings, a mega is 1000 kilos, and a kilo is a thousand units. So a Giga-something would be a billion of the original somethings (or a thousand-million if you're European).

The trick here is that if you're talking in computer terms, then we wouldn't use the number 1000, but 1024. This is because 1024 is a power of 2 (two to the power of ten). In that case, a "giga" is 1024 "megas", which is 1024 "kilos", which in turn is 1024 single units.

So a Gig in normal decimal would be 109

In Binary, it would be 230

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