There are two types of storage loops exits in magnetic bubble memory.
It's a storage that is attached internally in the device's box.
Wrong. those were brands. Disk drive types are 1. Parallel Advanced Technology Attachment (PATA) commonly known as IDE Integrated Drive electronics. 2. Serial ATA (SATA) 3. Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) 4. Solid State Drives (SSD)
THER ARE TWO TYPES OF STORAGE DEVICES: RAM(RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY DEVICE) CD WRITERAND ROM(READ ONLY MEMORY)e.g DVD ROM.Uhh no that's completely wrong there are many examples of storage devices. There is magnetic storage devices, optical storage devices, silicon storage devices, and others i cant think of.~Dawn~
primary and secondary storage may also refer specifically to the components inside the computer. In this case, primary storage typically refers to random access memory (RAM), while secondary storage refers to the computer's internal hard drive.
Multimedia includes a variety of things, including text, audio, animation, and videos. Storage devices can be used in computers and can display many types of multimedia.
There r seven secondary motives
Unlike primary storage; secondary storage is not directly accessed by the CPU. Examples of secondary storage are hard drives, CD/DVD drives, flash, etc. Anything that can store data without losing it upon power down (non-volatile storage) is considered secondary storage. I believe you can tell why it's a necessary component of a personal computer. Without it we would have no place to store our data.
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It is very common for new computer users to be confused by what parts in the computer are memory. Although both the hard drive and RAM are considered memory, it is more appropriate to refer to RAM as "memory" or "primary memory" and a hard drive as "storage" or"secondary storage" and not memory. When a program such as your Internet brower is open, it is loaded from your hard drive and placed into RAM, which allows that program to communicate with the processor at higher speeds. Anything you save to your computer such as a picture or video is sent to your hard drive for storage. When someone asks how much memory is in your computer, it is likely between 1GB and 8GB of Random Access Memory (RAM) and several hundred Gigs of hard disk drive memory (storage). In other words, You will almost always have more hard drive space than RAM.