Total and utter spoink. I wish these comments weren't so old. For heaven's sake, there's no confusion between the correct, computer science term megabyte and the decimal megabyte which is only ever used by manufacturers on storage devices in order to infer a larger storage than there actually is. So, what do we at Wikipedia do? We change everything around when the addition of the prefix decimal in a few places would sort everything out. I'm a huge supporter of the IEC and standards in general, but damn! this is offensive to common sense. Are we going to spoink up every other well-understood term including petabyte, exabyte, zetabyte, ad infinitum? Please, god, let sanity prevail. We're being overrun by the Wikipolice with no means of redress. I rarely get this worked up but I'm fed up with every damned page on the subject of IT and storage in particular being polluted by this crap.