- Kilobaud
Kilobaud may refer to:
*One thousand
baud s per second
*P.H.I.R.M. , a 1980s computer hacking group originally known as Kilobaud
*"Kilobaud Microcomputing ", a homebrew computer magazine from the 1980s
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