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 …showed first 75 words of 411 total…

…showed last 75 words of 411 total…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.