No.
nonvolatile storage
Non-volatile storage
Flash memory is a term used for solid state devices. They are called solid state because they have no moving parts and the data is "flashed" to the device. Mobile phones use flash memory, USB storage devices or even large mass storage devices can be bought as solid state.
A flash memory device such as a USB or SD card or an SSD (Solid State Storage) device
Yes, a flash memory card is a type of solid-state media that does not have any moving parts. It uses NAND-based flash memory to store data electronically, making it more durable and reliable compared to traditional mechanical storage devices.
Flash memory consists of nonvolatile memory chips that can be used for storage by the computer or the user. Flash memory was introduced in 1984.
Flash Memory Cards
A "flash stick" is another word for a USB flash drive. The term "flash" is used because it consists of flash memory data storage. Flash memory is is a non-volatile computer storage (computer memory that can retain the stored information even when not powered) that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed.
No, its not an optical storage device.
Those camera storage discs have flash memory. Flash memory is considered very reliable. One aspect why this medium is reliable is because it contains no moving parts, unlike a hard drive. Flash media is not perfect though and is susceptible to overheating, freezing, and electric damage.
Flash memory is a term used for solid state devices. They are called solid state because they have no moving parts and the data is "flashed" to the device. Mobile phones use flash memory, USB storage devices or even large mass storage devices can be bought as solid state.
Solid state storage regards media and devices that are not moving as in conventional hard disks. Solid states devices include SSDs and flash memory modules.