Computer Storage vs. Computer Memory

There are many similarities and differences between computer storage and computer memory. First, let me define both terms. Computer storage is a place that a computer permanently stores data, such as program files and related data when not in use. Computer memory, however, is defined as a place where the computer stores data as it is entered, and where it loads program data in order to run it. Just by definition, the primary difference becomes …

…My personal FlashROM, a type of memory, is 64 MB in size, and uses a type of photography to store media. However, it does not lose the data it contains without a power supply. Along this same thread, this year is supposed to herald the advent of the SSHD (solid-state hard drive), which uses an almost identical technology in much larger quantities to produce a faster, more reliable hard drive. The technological line is rapidly blurring.