Stratadrake
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It all depends on the context.
k = general SI prefix for "one thousand".
kb = kilobyte (or, in some cases, kilo[i]bit[/i]).
A kilobyte is equal to 1,024 bytes, though sometimes it is considered to be 1,000 bytes.
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whats the differents between k and kb? example: 120 kb , 256 k 
