December 16, 2007 at 23:09Solid State Hard Drives?
A disk is a flat circle; an object in the form of a flat circle.
/ Wikipedia /
Despite the shape of the case in the form of a paralelepiped, we call the hard drive a “drive”. Because the disk itself is spinning inside :) There are also drives in which the information is ontologically stored not on a hard (inflexible, hard) disk (flat circle), but in flash memory cells of one type or another. Some perverts continue to call these drives “ solid state drives ” or simply “ solid state drives ”.
Just imagine if
Solid State Disk Drive were written in this picture (:
You need to call a spade a spade.
“Solid state drive” .
/ Wikipedia /
Despite the shape of the case in the form of a paralelepiped, we call the hard drive a “drive”. Because the disk itself is spinning inside :) There are also drives in which the information is ontologically stored not on a hard (inflexible, hard) disk (flat circle), but in flash memory cells of one type or another. Some perverts continue to call these drives “ solid state drives ” or simply “ solid state drives ”.
Just imagine if
Solid State Disk Drive were written in this picture (:
You need to call a spade a spade.
“Solid state drive” .