A diskette is a removable storage device that is used in a floppy disk drive. It contains a plastic rotating disk, it is inside a shell. There were 2 main varieties, the 5.25 inch floppy and the 3.5 inch floppy. The 5.25" diskette truly was floppy. The disk is soft and inside a flexible shell, and you had to take care to never bend it. The 3.25" floppy was actually hard. The platter was more rigid and it was in a hard plastic shell.
advantages of diskettes is it is not expensive
it stores data permanently diskettes are flexible
give 2 ways of preventing damage to diskettes
U.S. shipments of floppy diskettes in 1996 reached a record high, with 1.86 billion units shipped
using floppy diskettes
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using floppy diskettes
Diskettes contain magnetic material that stores data. If they come into contact with a strong magnetic source, such as a magnet, it can disrupt the magnetic fields and corrupt the data stored on the diskette, rendering it unreadable. To protect the data integrity, it's important to keep diskettes away from magnetic sources.
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The homoeopathic diskettes are usually manufactured through the process called potentization. To see ow they are manufactured kindly organize an industrial tour.
Floppy disks were an older technology then diskettes. They were computer storage disks encased in a soft plastic envelope (hence "floppy") that had a bigger diameter than the diskettes which were packaged in a hard plastic cartridge.
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