What’s the difference between SSD and HDD disk space?
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Hard Drives store information magnetically on metal disks and have moving parts, while an SSD stores information electrically in microchips so they have no moving parts.
Hard drives have been around a lot longer, are cheaper, and have larger capacities, but are relatively slow.
SSDs are newer technology, more expensive, much faster, but are generally smaller in capacity.
At least for the time being, SSDs are improving at an incredible rate.
What do you mean? HDD has much more space for less money, but is slower too.
Solid State Drive is a FLASH chip to store electrons while HDD is a Hard Drive physical platter spinning that stores data magnetically.
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