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| Left column | Right column | |
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| 1HDD | AA solid state drive that stores data on memory chips with no moving parts, and keeps it when the power is off | |
| 2SSD | BA hard disk drive that stores data on spinning magnetic disks and often has a large storage capacity | |
| 3A small, portable storage device that plugs into a USB port and keeps your files when unplugged | CA terabyte is much bigger than a gigabyte, so 1 TB has a greater storage capacity than 64 GB. | |
| 4Storage capacity is how much data a storage device can hold, measured in units like gigabytes and terabytes | DUSB flash drive | |
| 5A storage device loses all its data when the power is turned off. | EThis describes temporary memory (RAM). A storage device keeps data permanently, even when the power is off. | |
| 6A 64 GB USB flash drive can hold more data than a 1 TB hard disk drive. | F256 GB |
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storage device — Hardware that keeps data permanently, even when the power is off. Examples are a hard disk drive, solid state drive and USB flash drive, which differ in storage capacity.A storage device
keeps data when power is off.A USB flash drive is a small, portable store.A hard disk drive
stores data on spinning disks.A solid state drive has no moving parts.Storage capacity
is how much data it can hold.