Nope. Flash drives don't use magnetic storage.
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You could use a USB (Universal Serial Bus) flash drive, or 'thumb drive,' as most modern computers have usb ports, meaning you can plug it in. Or (if you are connected to the internet you could email it or upload it to an online storage site, such as google drive or drop box)
No, It is a paperweight. An operating system system is required to perform calculations or display graphics. Any media available to the BIOS that contains a boot image is sufficient, such as USB thumb drive/external hard drive, internal hard drive, carom, floppy disk, network *PXE boot, PCoIP zero client.
Data can be placed in a multitude of locations in a computer, but most often it is placed in the hard drive. However, if a computer has a CD/DVD burner, a floppy disc drive, or a USB thumb drive, then data could be placed on those locations as well, but installed programs typically do not reside on any kind of removable storage device like CD/DVDs, floppy discs, or USB thumb drives. There is no way to permanently store data on a computer on most storage drives since many can be erased by the user, with the only exception being certain types of CDs and DVDs which can write data on a particular section of the disc once.
USB Flash Drives are called thumb drives
A 750 mb thumb drive? The number 750mb would indicate a CD, but a CD is a NON-magnetic media. It's a ZIPDISK
a thumb sized storage divice.
a thumb sized storage divice.
Hard drive, external hard drive, floppy disk, memory stick, CD-ROM and Recordable DVD are all storage devices.
No. No external storage media can be used for memory with an iPad. You can use the camera connection kit to connect a USB thumb drive or hard drive to import photos and videos, but you cannot store data on the thumb drive.
No but you can use a regular thumb drive
Typically random access memory (RAM) is the primary storage device and the slower rotating magnetic media (disc drive) is the secondary storage device. Other devices like USB thumb drives and other removable media are considered tertiary (3rd level) storage devices
Yes.
You can use any USB Storage Device (such as a thumb drive or an external hard drive) to store games, saves, Gamertags, or media on. But, it is better to use the Official Xbox Thumb drive or the Xbox Hard Drive as they are both designed for use with the Xbox 360.
Yes.
Thumb drives, otherwise known as "USB Flash Drives" or "Jump Drives" are storage devices. You can store your data files plus you could store and run programs from the thumb drive.