How many kind of storage devices are available all over the world, from floppy to?
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Floppy\nHD Internal\nHD Removable\nCD\nDVD\nFlash memory\nMemory RAM\nZip\nTape\nand 100 MBs floppy\n\nThats all I can think of.
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hdd/ cd drive /floppy etc which is physical are physical storage media \n\nyou can reaad a article here\nhttp://www.cs.sfu.ca/CC/354/han/material/notes/354notes-chapter7/node3.html\nfor more info\nthanks\nregards\nislaminamdar@yahoo.com\njoin my randomizer www.allyours.info\ninamdarinfotech.com\nps. dont 4get to vote for best answer
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If you drive is formatted using FAT16 the drive can store 512 files in a root folder, when 512 files are in the root the drive is "full". A FAT12 drive can store 224 files in the root folder before being "full". Both FAT32 and NTFS file systems have no limit on the number of files in the root folder, however there are file number limits, in other words you can have space left but have the maximum number of files that teh file system type can track. \n\nQuestions to ask to figure this out include:\nOverall hard drive size as labeled by manufacturer.\nPartitioning scheme.\nFile system type.\nTotal number of files on the drive.\n\nFrank
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No, use the one that comes with the computer.\n\nThe floppy disk is not working here any more
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So typically they will have some disk array (essentially a massive array of hard disks), either managed directly or outsourced to some hosting company. Unlike your PC these disks are not inside a PC box, but rather independent devices on a network.\n\nHave a look here to understand better:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_array
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Yet another milestome in another Media storage devices..
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Removable storage device; this term is related to computer storage. CD-ROM and USB Flash Drives and USB Hard Disks are devices which falls in this category. \n\nThe best thing with these devices is they are portable and plug and play in nature.\n\nGood Luck
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1 : Easy to lose the drive it's self and/or the cap.\n2 : You carry so much data that if you lose there may be problems with other people looking at data they should'nt see.\n3 : If you lose a 99 cent floppy so what, if you lose a $30 flash drive, well...\n\nBut I still recomend you get them, because now FLoppies are basicly obsolete technology.
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There are many operating systems.  By modern, I'll assume you mean still widely used.  Even looking at it from this point-of-view: Wikipedia lists far more than 50.\n\nI recommend looking at the links below for an overview of not only what they are called, but what makes each of them different or unique.\n\nEnjoy :-)
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Sadly, only one (laptop).  For two people.  Cept I dont let my hubby use it, so I guess that doesnt count.  Though getting another one next month (desktop), that out of the goodness of my heart I will share.  rofl!\n\nA few years back though, we had five ... for four people.  And then four of them for two people.  I have been known to use 2, sometimes even 3, at one time.  \n\nSigh, one can never have enough, er, I mean, too many, computers!!
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practically unlimited.  you can get a terabyte hard drive. (that's the largest that I've seen made so far)
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A device with sockets that read a multitude of different media cards, such as SD, MMC, Memory Stick etc.
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If you already have a computer you can hook it up to, simply install the drive, boot into windows. Once there:\n\nStart -> Right click "my computer" then go to Manage. -> Left side, under Storage, click "Disk Management" -> Right side, you should see multiple hard drives listed. It probably won't have a volumne label or anything (but if it does, just make sure you're not formatting your windows [C:&#92;] drive). Once you've figured out what drive it is, right click it and then left click format. Choose the format type and boom. Done. :)
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They make them as big as 870MB, but they are fairly hard to find.  Here is some for sale though, just to prove they exist:http://www.shoptronics.com/new8799min40.html
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Hard drive,flash drive,dvd-rw/cd-rw, thats about it
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You don't need third party software to burn data to a CD either, movies and music is another story, if you want to use it in a stand alone player.  If I had to guess I would say that since floppies aren't produced as much anymore they cost more.  Likewise since more CDs are made they become cheaper.  Seriously, none of the computers I have even have floppy drives in them, everyone I know is using flash drives or carting data around on CDs.  What is a floppy anyway? (just joking)\n\nCDs hold 700MB to 800MB of data versus what, 1.44MB on a floppy, what are you going to use that space for, that's not even enough for a single MP3, honestly, what is a floppy...(joking again).\n\nBut, I just use my 1GB flash drive, no CDs, no floppies.  Flash drives are the wave of the future.
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No way - a floppy disk can take files up to 3.5 mb that's about the size of a 3 minute long mp3