A Floppy Disc (by definition) holds a maximum of 1.44 MegaBytes (1,440,000 Bytes) of data whereas a flash drive starts at 500 MegaBytes 500,000,000 and can hold as much as 8,000 MegaBytes 8,000,000,000 (8GB) of data. ... SIZE .. DOES .. MATTER. :-)
Volatile Memory requires power to maintain the stored memory. Eg. Random Access Memory (RAM) Non-Volatile Memory does not require poer to maintain the stored memory. Eg. Hard Disk, Compact Disk, Flash memory.
Definitely an External hard disk is better than the flash memory because of it's stability.
Hard disk is recorded, main comes and goes.
memory cache is on memory RAM, disk Cache is on the hard drive. They make things to get faster. For instance Google Earth use this disk cache to show you offline images.
Yes
RAM (Random Access Memory), ROM (Read Only Memory), Flash Memory, or Disk
Solid state Flash drives USB Hard disks drives
Sandisk memory cards are functionally equivalent to all other similiar memory cards, it just is branded.
There are practically no dissimilarities between flash memory and floppy disk. Both media store the data in bits, however the method in which this is done is completely different. Floppy disks store data on a moving plater using magnetism, the data must be physically accessed by the read head. Flash memory stores the data as charge and can be accessed by directly addressing the memory. Flash memory has no moving parts, it is durable and data corruption due to external factors is practically non existent.
The difference between a drive and disk is that a drive is used to read a disk whether it be a floppy disk or a compact disk.
Flash memory HD and normal HD. A flash memory HD is like a Giant flash drive, is more expensive and can hold less than a normal HD, but is more rugged. Normal HD is like a giant floppy drive, recording data to a spinning platter, but is dirt cheap.
"A 2gb flash memory disk should hold approximately 500 songs. This, of course, could vary depending on factors such as the file size and the song length."