Solid State Disk. Data storage device with no moving parts.

An SSD is a optional for storage.

It's the corruption of the abbreviation for Solid State Drive, which should be SSD, and is the part of the computer used for permanent storage (data, programs, settings). The larger, the better, with 4TB being the most commonly found maximum size. In this case, the SSD is 1TB.

Judging by the context, you don't mean Software Design Description, Selective digestive tract decontamination, Standards Development Division, Simplified due diligence, School development days, selective digestive decontamination, Significant Developmental Delay, Software Design Document, Same Day Delivery, or any of another handful of terms, but instead are confusing abbreviations and probably asking about "SSD" (solid state drive), or "SD" (Secure Digital), or possibly "SIM" (Subscriber Identity Module), All of which you could have found in Google. Anyway, "SSD" is a drive with no moving parts, unlike HDD (hard disc drives), which have spinning platters, like an old-style record player. "SD" is a proprietary storage form factor, typically used in cellphones due to their small size (pinky fingernail), and a SIM is a type of combined memory an d subscription card used to connect to cellular service.

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Solid State Disk. Data storage device with no moving parts.
Answered by LongTimeCustomer 1 year ago
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An SSD is a optional for storage.
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It's the corruption of the abbreviation for Solid State Drive, which should be SSD, and is the part of the computer used for permanent storage (data, programs, settings). The larger, the better, with 4TB being the most commonly found maximum size. In this case, the SSD is 1TB.
Answered by luislast 9 months ago
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Judging by the context, you don't mean Software Design Description, Selective digestive tract decontamination, Standards Development Division, Simplified due diligence, School development days, selective digestive decontamination, Significant Developmental Delay, Software Design Document, Same Day Delivery, or any of another handful of terms, but instead are confusing abbreviations and probably asking about "SSD" (solid state drive), or "SD" (Secure Digital), or possibly "SIM" (Subscriber Identity Module), All of which you could have found in Google. Anyway, "SSD" is a drive with no moving parts, unlike HDD (hard disc drives), which have spinning platters, like an old-style record player. "SD" is a proprietary storage form factor, typically used in cellphones due to their small size (pinky fingernail), and a SIM is a type of combined memory an d subscription card used to connect to cellular service.
Answered by luislast 9 months ago
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