The primary storage device on most computers is usually* the internal hard disk drive defined as the "master" drive. If the computer has only one hard drive, this is your "master" drive.
* This can be changed in the computer's BIOS and is not always true.
I hope this helps,
Andre
probably a _ drive
The main limitation the first home computers had was the same as the first mainframe computers had: not enough main memory (RAM) and not enough external storage.
The main storage medium within the system unit is the hard drive or solid-state drive (SSD). This is where data is stored persistently, even when the computer is turned off.
Optical Storage Medium
If your asking about them being the smallest capacity of any type of storage median for computers, then yes and no. They really are the smallest "Modern" storage medium for computers. But during the 1980's systems like the Commodore PET and 64 used cassette tapes to store data. Those held about 32KB.
The three main categories are: * Viruses * Worms * And Trojans
In computers, RAM is used for temporary storage. PDAs, however, use RAM as their main storage. 99% of the apps you install are saved to RAM.
They're meant to be used with all kinds of computers. It's main function is to provide additional storage.
portable storage medium
Defrag, chkdsk, are the two big ones.
Read-only memory or ROM is a storage medium of computers and electronic devices. It is a permanent memory storage that supports all the required instruction for a computer to start.
scientific computers can be any computer that can record data, usually large business computers are data transferring and data storage computers, unless your talking about office workers, then that's a different story. scientific computer are mostly used to crucnch data information as mathematics and formulas. Large or main frame comuters are to collect data and storage of data.