Secondary Storage: Magnetic, Optical & Solid State
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Understand the need for secondary storage, how magnetic, optical and solid-state storage work, and evaluate storage devices using key characteristics.
14 slides.
Lesson outline
- Quick Question
- Why Do We Need Secondary Storage?
- Magnetic Storage
- Optical Storage
- Solid-State Storage
- Inside Storage Devices
- Quick Check - Storage Types
- The Six Storage Characteristics
- Scenario - Choose the Right Storage
- Cloud Storage
- Cloud Storage - True or False
- Summary - Key Points for the Exam
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