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Secondary Storage Year 8
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Secondary Storage Year 8
Optical
- Disadvantages
- Has a smaller capacity than USB Flash Sticks or SD Cards. Therefore, it can store less data
- It has a very fragile body and is not as durable compared to solid sate and magnetic storage. Therefore, more likely to break if dropped
- Advantages
- Is more cost effective than SD Cards or USB Flash Stick storage. Therefore, it is cheaper to buy
- Can be used on laptops or PC's with CD players and DVD players. Therefore it is more portable than SD Cards and USB Flash Sticks
- Disadvantages
Magentic
- Disadvantages
- It is not as durable as Solid State Storage as it has moving parts. Therfore, it is more likely to break if dropped
- It has a slower read/write speed than and Solid State Storage. Therefore, it will load data and write data slower
- Advantages
- It is more cost effective than Solid State Storage. Therefore, it is cheaper to buy than Solid State Storage
- It has a higher capacity than Solid State Storage. Therefore, the user can store more files and data and can install less programs.
- Disadvantages
Solid State
- Disadvantages
- It has a smaller capacity than magnetic storage. So, the user can store less files and data and can intsal less programs.
- It is less cost efficient than magnetic storage as it has a bigger price per GB than magnetic. So, it is more expensive to buy
- Advantages
- It has a faster read/write speed than and magnetic storage. So, you can load and store files/data the fastest
- It is more durable than magnetic storage as it has no moving parts. Therefore, it is less likely to break if dropped
- Disadvantages
Secondary Storage is Non-volatile which means that the files on it are stored permanently
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- Year 7 Computing Mind Map on Secondary Storage Year 8, created by David Pop on 18/11/2019.
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