The units of computer storage are :
Bits, nibbles, Bytes, Kilobytes(KB), Megabytes(MB), Gigabytes(GB), Terabytes(TB), Petabytes(PB), Exabytes(EB), Zettabytes(ZB), Yottabytes(YB)....etc
A unit of storage refers to the smallest amount of data that can be accessed, processed, or stored by a computer system. This unit can vary in size and typically includes measurements such as bits, bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes, or terabytes. It is used to quantify the capacity of storage devices or the amount of data being processed.
system unit
The six hardware components of a computer system are the central processing unit (CPU), primary storage, secondary storage, input devices, output devices, and the communication devices. The central unit of a computer is the CPU.
The five components of a computer:input devices, output devices,system unit,storage devices,and communications devices.
I/O control Unit
there is no difference!
Input Unit-such as a mouse, keyboard, image scanners, and reading from storage devices.
Some devices do not contain storage devices, or do not have enough storage space needed by a particular user. Extra storage devices such as an external hard drive can be utilized.
write detail note on secondary storage devices
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~
It's commonly called the CPU, Central Processing Unit.
No, they are permanent storage devices, only RAM is volatile storage device.