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Some are even using Windows 3.1, running at 100 megahertz or less.

There is no simple explanation of what a megahertz number means for performance.

The new plan would also create three other licenses of only 10 megahertz each.

No company would be allowed, however, to acquire more than 40 megahertz in a single market.

But my machine had an older 486 processor running at 66 megahertz.

"Four to seven megahertz might be interesting," Shapiro told them.

The initial increase from zero to 25 megahertz took two decades.

The faster the clock speed in megahertz, the better the performance.

Until now, the fastest 80386 chips ran at 25 megahertz.

They're not working down below six hundred megahertz, the way we are."

With current technology this is in the megahertz range.

Everybody has one, and since the megahertz race is over, there are plenty of capable ones.

Measured in megahertz, it is another indicator of computer speed.

"The frequency to use for any contact is 103.4 megahertz.

That's what I was talking about before: the four to seven megahertz band."

At the beginning of the 90's, clock speeds were roughly 100 megahertz.

Roland used the security network, the calling channel was 129.7 megahertz.

So 1420 megahertz means 1.420 billion waves entering your detector every second.

He said any device operating from 100 to 300 megahertz "is troubling."

The alien was broadcasting on one of the natural frequencies, 1420 megahertz.

A processor with a speed of 300 megahertz or faster is also recommended.

There's a handy glossary, where you can finally learn what a megahertz is.

On 900 megahertz for big range and low interference.

A megahertz is a measure of frequency equal to a million cycles a second.

The chip would have a speed of 250 megahertz.

It will be available in early 2013 running at 500 MHz.

For example, what is the difference between 900 MHz and other systems?

The station was later moved to 102.1 mHz in 1959.

It is now available 24 hours daily on 93.7 MHz.

Without any of this stuff, we'd be back with an 8088 running at 4.77 MHz.

Be careful when trying 75 or 83 MHz and back up your data.

Despite all of this, it still ran at 8 MHz.

The last 9 are based on a 27 MHz clock.

Many if not all the current models include the 49-50 MHz range.

It was followed by a 233 MHz version later in 1997.

The computer ran at only 4 MHz and was very slow.

Again, the low end 800 MHz model did not include any level three cache.

It can be tuned at 91.9 MHz in and around the city.

Let's say we want to pick up signals from 0 to 30 MHz.

An example of this practice was the 700 MHz auction in 2008.

The 68030 was available in speed ratings up to 50 MHz.

The frequency range used is from 6 to 30 MHz.

The first version, a 150 MHz part, was announced in 1994.

The price of the 150 MHz version was reduced in response.

A relatively low clock rate of 12.5 MHz is used.

The frequencies can be anywhere between 2 and 18 MHz.

The 30 and 35 MHz broadcasts were ended in 1953.

The station also received approval in part to use 106.1 MHz.

A 50 MHz 68030 was already on the market at the time, and the 68040 wasn't too far off.

Four main frequencies are used around the world: 850, 900, 1800 and 1900 MHz.