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Lyle Winfield
Flashcards by Lyle Winfield, updated more than 1 year ago
Lyle Winfield
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Give some examples of input devices Any device which can take information from the real world and convert into machine readable code. Keyboards Cameras Scanners Microphones
Give some examples of output devices Any device which takes machine code and produces and output in the real world. Printers Screens Speakers
Examples of Optical storage CDs DVDs Blu Ray
Examples of Flash Storage USB SD Card RAM SSD
Examples of Magnetic Storage Hard Drive Magnetic tape
Explain what RAM does RAM stands for Random Access Memory. It's fast taking lass time to read and write. Volatile - loses data when power is turned off. Stores data and instructions the computer is currently using
Explain what ROM does ROM stands for Read Only Memory. It can not be edited. It's Non Volatile - doesn't lose power once the power is turned off. Software stored on the ROM is called Firmware. Used in game cartridges and the BIOS
What is Magnetic storage + examples Any device which stores data using magnetic fields Magnetic Tape Hard Discs Floppy Disc
Advantages and Disadvantages of Magnetic storage Advantages: Cheapest storage Largest storage for your money Disadvantages: Slowest Fragile due to moving parts
What is Optical storage + examples Devices that store data using markers CDs DVDs Blu ray
Advantages and Disadvantages of Optical storage Advantage: Cheap Portable Resilient Disadvantages: Slow Smaller Size
What is Solid State storage + examples Any device which stores data onto silicon microchips It is also flash memory which reads and write to the microchips Sd cards USB drives External hard drive
Advantages and Disadvantages of Solid State Advantages: Durable due to no moving parts Fastest Disadvantages: Expensive Limited number of cycles
What is Virtual storage? Data that is stored over the net Data stored on the cloud Data that can be accessed from any internet connection
Benefits of Virtual Storage Its on the cloud and so can be accessed anywhere with internet. Stored externally so data is saved if computer fails. Data is stored in a safe server. You can share information with others. You can buy more space.
Downsides of Virtual Storage You need internet to access it. The speed is limited to the internet speed. If the service is down, you cannot access it. If the servers fail, you lose your data. Hackers may be able to access your data. Lots of space will cost a lot
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