1.Inbuilt memory is something thats inbuilt to the processor,meaning the processor can access it directly.
2.Then therez external memory that requires an input/output module to access it by the processor.In it:
(a)Outboard storage:Now this type doesnt reqiure an external device to touch it directly(ex-magnetic disk)
(b)Offline storage:This type requires an external device to touch it directly to access(ex-magnetic tape)
Primary storage refers to the main memory of a computer, such as RAM, which is fast but temporary and volatile, meaning it loses data when power is off. Secondary storage, like hard drives and SSDs, is non-volatile and provides long-term data storage, retaining information even without power. Offline storage refers to any storage that is not directly accessible by the computer's operating system, such as external hard drives, USB drives, or magnetic tapes, which can be disconnected and used for backup or transfer purposes. In summary, primary storage is fast and temporary, secondary storage is slower but permanent, and offline storage is external and not directly connected to the system.
memory is a store deta is callad memory storage and computer require take deta in memory.
A byte (character) is the basic storage unit in memory.
Non-volatile storage
nonvolatile storage
Sensory memory, short term memory, and long term memory.
The primary means of storage of a computer is the RAM memory which is a volatile memory.
Depending on the PDA there are external memory storage which features an additional memory card that you are attached to the the PDA.
memory- Random Access Memory kh33to1989
Long term memory is found on secondary storage devices.
no. You have processor, memory and input/output. Storage would be memory, hard drive, DVD.
1. There is more room in the storage than in the memory. 2. contents are retained in storage when you turn the computer off, whereas the programs or data you put into memory disappear when you shut down the computer. 3. storage is very slow compared to memory, but is more cheaper than memory