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Single-sided, 8 sectors/track: 160 KB (1981)
Single-sided, 9 sectors/track: 180 KB (1983)
Double-sided: 360 KB (1983)
High-Density: 1.2 MB (1984)
magnetic
The computer's Random Access Memory (RAM) temporarily stores data and programs while your computer is on.
The original floppy was an 8 inch, single sided disk first developed in the late 1960's as a result of research efforts by IBM. The first floppy disk drive systems became commercially available in 1971. They cost more than a new PC costs today.The floppy disk was introduced in the 1970's, and it revolutionized data storage in the PC. It ran strongly for some time, but faded in the 1990's. It is rare to see a working machine being used in this day and age with a floppy drive in it. Wikipedia has more information, and you'll find a link to their post just down the page below this answer.1971According to wikipedia; IBM introduced 8-inch floppy disk (read-only) in 1971...
1) A hard drive 2) A memory card reader 3) A floppy drive 4) A CD/DVD/Blu-Ray drive
DISKCOPY is the command to copy all of the files to memory and then copy those files to another disk. Unfortunately, it does not copy to multiple disks. Here is the syntax: DISKCOPY [drive1: [drive2:]] [/1] [/V] [/M] /1 Copies only the first side of the disk. /V Verifies that the information is copied correctly. /M Force multi-pass copy using memory only.
Depends on the floppy:Original IBM System/370 microcode 8 inch floppy - 80K bytesShugart OEM 8 inch floppy (single sided, FM recording) - 128K bytesShugart OEM 8 inch floppy (single sided, MFM recording) - 256K bytesShugart OEM 8 inch floppy (single sided, MFM recording, half width head) - 512K bytesShugart OEM 8 inch floppy (double sided, MFM recording, half width head) - 1M bytesShugart OEM 5 inch floppy (single sided, MFM recording) - 110K bytesApple ][ 5 inch floppy (single sided, GCR recording) - 140K bytesShugart OEM 5 inch floppy (double sided, MFM recording) - 220K bytesApple ][ 5 inch floppy (double sided, GCR recording) - 280K bytesIBM PC 3.5 inch floppy (MFM) - 720K bytesApple Macintosh 3.5 inch floppy (GCR) - 800K bytesIBM PC 3.5 inch floppy (HD MFM) - 1.44M bytesApple Macintosh 3.5 inch floppy (FDHD) - 1.6M bytesNote: many more floppy types and formats than are listed above are omitted because of limited usage or obscurity.
It is 525/1 inches.
The highest density 8 inch floppy can hold a little over 1.2 MB. The smallest density 8 inch floppy can hold 80 KB.
To fit into the floppy disk drive.
48.379 microns
224 for a 3 1/2 inch floppy
Not enough memory
In 1970 the eight inch floppy disk drive was introduced by IBM.
A standard 3.5" floppy disk holds significantly less than a gigabyte. As a fraction, a floppy holds about 1/711 of a gigabyte.
Sony invented the 3.5 inch floppy disk and first sold it in 1980. ########################################################## The earliest floppy disks,WAS invented at IBM, and were 8 inches in diameter. They became commercially available in 1971.
Sony invented the 3.5 inch floppy disk and first sold it in 1980. ########################################################## The earliest floppy disks,WAS invented at IBM, and were 8 inches in diameter. They became commercially available in 1971.
There is no 5.14 floppy. A 5.25 or 5 1/4 inch 80‑track high-density floppy can store 1.2 megabytes of data. The older 40 track floppy drives were able to store 360 kilobytes.