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Page 1: Secondary Storage by Jim Leath Computer Literacy Project Computer Literacy Project

Secondary Storageby Jim Leath

Secondary Storageby Jim Leath

Computer Literacy Project

Computer Literacy Project

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What is Secondary Storage

used for?

What is Secondary Storage

used for?

To save and back up files

To transport files from one computer or source to another

To save and back up files

To transport files from one computer or source to another

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Why back up files?Why back up files?

Because if the power goes out…

Piece of sh#@, stupid mo*#@ F*%@%!!!

F*#@!

Die Die Die!

…you don’t want this to happen!

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What types of files?What types of files?

Text and Numeric filesDigital Music filesPhotographic filesVideo filesPretty much any other “file” you

can think of can be transported

Text and Numeric filesDigital Music filesPhotographic filesVideo filesPretty much any other “file” you

can think of can be transported

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Types of StorageTypes of Storage

Hard Disks

Floppy Disks

Optical Disks

Internet Hard Drives

Flash Memory Sticks

Hard Disks

Floppy Disks

Optical Disks

Internet Hard Drives

Flash Memory Sticks

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Hard DiscsHard Discs

Hard Discs use magnetic charges to record data, have large storage capacities and fast retrieval times.

Hard Discs use magnetic charges to record data, have large storage capacities and fast retrieval times.

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Floppy DiscsFloppy Discs

Floppy Discs use magnetic charges to record data and are inexpensive, removable storage media.

Floppy Discs use magnetic charges to record data and are inexpensive, removable storage media.

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Zip DrivesZip Drives

Zip Drives, also known as Solid State Storage, has no moving parts. Data is stored and received electronically.

Zip Drives, also known as Solid State Storage, has no moving parts. Data is stored and received electronically.

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Optical DiscsOptical Discs

Optical Discs use reflected light to record data and have very large storage capacities.

Optical Discs use reflected light to record data and have very large storage capacities.

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Internet Hard DrivesInternet Hard Drives

Internet Hard Drives, also known as I-drive or online storage, is a cheap and effective way of storing lots of data on the internet.

http://www.xdrive.com/

Internet Hard Drives, also known as I-drive or online storage, is a cheap and effective way of storing lots of data on the internet.

http://www.xdrive.com/

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Flash MemoryFlash Memory

Flash Memory, also known as Key Chain Hard Drives, act as floppy discs and Zip Drives, storing data electronically.

Flash Memory, also known as Key Chain Hard Drives, act as floppy discs and Zip Drives, storing data electronically.

It’s a pen and a hard drive! Holy Shnikies, Batman!

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What is next data storage?What is next data storage?

Can hold up to 25-50 GB of Data, more than 8 DVD’s worth of storage

Can hold up to 25-50 GB of Data, more than 8 DVD’s worth of storage

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THE ENDSecondary StorageSecondary Storage

Brought to you by Jim Leath