Question : What is a hard drive?
Ans : A hard drive is non-volitile memory for a computer meaning when the power is removed the memory is still there. It is called a hard drive because the substrate for the memory is a number of rigid aluminum discs as opposed to the old floppy drives which had a flexible substrate.
A rigid magnetic disk fixed permanently within a drive unit and used for storing computer data.
Most hard drive manufacturers advertise their hard drives in even looking numbers, but in truth the actual hard drive capacity is a bit lower than the advertised amount. Generally it goes in an exponential fashion, for example, if you bought a 250GB hard drive, it might actually have a total of 215GB, whereas if you bought an advertised 1TB drive, it may actually have a total of 770GB
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