what’s the difference between Solid State Drives and Hard Drives.
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The fundamental technology on which they operate.
Hard drives use spinning disks which get magnetised in patters by a moving head to record ones and zeroes.
Solid state memory, be it a drive, SD cards, RAM etc., use gates composed of transistors, just like the processor, but arranged in such a ways that they allow for storing bits rather than just operating on them. In fact, the processor has its own integrated memory too.
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