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Online Converter: converts units of measure "all-in-one"

Written by Amarveer Singh

Friday, 13 April 2007 17:44

How many times have you needed to make the conversion of a certain quantity in a givenunit of measure to another?

Consider for example the conversion from kilometers to miles,rather than the conversion from bytes to bits (and this often creates a lot of confusion known among information technology) or to convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit ... Probably every time you had l ' need, we went hunting for a suitable converter units of measure, now on a site now in another, depending on the type of conversion where needed.

Online Converter is an online service that, in a single page, you can make an incredible amount of conversions in many units of measure in almost immediately: save as a favorite in your browser ed'ora forward you do not need more No other tool / computer regardless of the type of conversion that you must do! Online Converter allows to perform virtually all types of conversions for the following units:

Distances and Lengths
Weight and Mass
Speed
Volume
Areas
Temperature
Time
Pressure
Energy and Work
Bits and Bytes
Morse Code

Missing only the conversion of currency that is obviously based on factors and data that varies continuously and can not be managed if not interfacing in real time (or almost) with the data of the stock exchange. Personally, in this specific case, I address the problem using the currency conversion service for Google: if you want to convert Dollars 10 Euro in it is sufficient that the Google search box enter "10EUR to USD" That's it!

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