Input Process Output Devices
Network Classifications
A storage device is a piece of computer equipment which can be used to store data. Examples include:
A computer uses two types of storage. A main store consisting of ROM and RAM, and backing stores which can be internal, eg hard disk, or external, eg a USB flash drive. These are called Primary and secondary storage
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