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A memory key usually refers to a small storage device that can store and transfer files with a computer after plugging it into a USB port. It is called a key due to its small size and the fact that many memory keys can connect to keychains for convenience. Memory keys usually hold around 64 megabytes or more of data, and are usually flash memory based, meaning that the data stored in the memory will remain unchanged even after it is disconnected from a power source.
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