yes, because hard disk capacity range from 10 megabytes while tapes capacity range from few hundred kilobytes to several gigabytes.
Absolutely. Most DVDs hold less than 5gb of data (dual layers less than 9gb) while hard discs today can hold many terabytes of data.
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The space on the hard disk is full delete some data from the hard drive it will be ok or add more hard disk in the system
Because a CD was designed to hold more data.
The hard disk drive platter is used to store magnetic data or information that comes from the hard disk drive, where they are stored. The hard disk drive can contain one or more hard disk platter.
A typical hard disk drive stores data magnetically. It spins at high speed making retrieval of the data quicker and more efficient.
Hard disk: It is common for the hard disk in a desktop computer store 500 GB of data or more. Access to the data on a hard disk is very fast.A DVD looks much the same as a CD. A single sided, single layer DVD can hold up to 4.7 GB on one side. In contrast, a dual-layer DVD can carry two layer of data on each of its two sides: this means it can hold up to 18 GB of video, audio or other information.
Yes, It usually depends on how much the CD storage. Cds hold more data, pictures, music and other stuff. A floppy disk can only hold kbs and mbs of files. That is less than the cds hold, and floppy disks are getting obsolete. CDs, DVDs, and USB flash drives are the latest to save things on.
The difference is in the thickness and hardness of the disk's magnetic media.Floppy disks (even when encased in plastic housings like in 3.5" diskettes) hold the data on very thin, flexible (thus "floppy") plastic films. Hard disks hold their data on stiff ("hard") platters. Hard disks need to have hard platters because their ability to hold more data means there are fewer mechanical tolerances:. "Floppy" plastic films aren't as reliable.
The difference is in the thickness and hardness of the disk's magnetic media.Floppy disks (even when encased in plastic housings like in 3.5" diskettes) hold the data on very thin, flexible (thus "floppy") plastic films. Hard disks hold their data on stiff ("hard") platters. Hard disks need to have hard platters because their ability to hold more data means there are fewer mechanical tolerances:. "Floppy" plastic films aren't as reliable.
no cuz i don't now i think
Disk Derangement is a tool that rearranges the data on your hard disk and reunites fragmented files so your computer can run more efficiently.