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» Computer Memory » Memory Representation » Memory Hierarchy » CPU Registers » Cache Memory » Primary memory » Random Access Memory » Read Only Memory » Data Access Methods » Secondary Memory » Magnetic Tape » Magnetic Disk » Hard Disk » Floppy Disk » Zip Disk » Optical Disk » CD-ROM » Recordable Optical Disk » Differences between Primary and Secondary Memory

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Operating System Types of OS Functions of OS Process Management CPU Scheduling Process Synchronization Memory Management File Management Device Management

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Zip Disk

Zip Disk

» They are high-capacity removable disk and drive.
» They have the speed and capacity of hard disk and portability of floppy disk.
» Zip disk are of the same size as floppy disk, i.e., 3–½ inch but have a much higher capacity than the floppy disk.
» Zip disk and drive were made by Iomega Corp. It comes as a complete unit — disk, drive, connection cable, power cord and operating system. It can be connected to the computer system externally using a parallel chord or SCSI cable.
» Their capacity ranges from 100 MB to 750 MB. They can be used to store large files, audio and video data.

Zip Disk

Zip Disk

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