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Hard drives have been growing in storage capacity by about 50 percent each year?
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Hard drives have been growing in storage capacity by about how many percent of the year?
False is the correct answer. I just took the test & got it right. 100% (: Hope this helps. Unfortunately I got it wrong the answer is 50%.
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Hard drives have the largest storage capacity of any storage device?
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Tape drives are slowly being replaced by large hard drives, but are still popular as a secondary form of backup.
By default the Recycle Bin in Windows XP can only hold percent of the hard drives capacity?
10%
Are Floppy disks considered high capacity disks?
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What is the storage capacity of CPU?
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Why would you need two hard drives?
To increase the physical storage capacity of the computer, or to create redundancy in RAID configurations for data protection.
