“The hard drive is listed as "SSD" which means solid state hard drive. The description then refers to the hard drive as a "flash drive". Which is it? It can't be both. No, they are NOT similar either.”

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• The "flash drive" description indicates that the SSD drive on Pixelbook Go is a flash-based storage unit.

  Answered by Google Team 5 years ago

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• Your friendly Google search, showing the summaries of three unrelated sources: SSDs use flash memory. When discussing solid state drives (SSDs), many people — even experts — use the terms "flash" and "SSD" interchangeably. Modern SSD hard drives are Flash-based, so today, there's not really a difference between SSD's and Flash memory. Whether you like it or not, they ARE similar. But if the technical difference, if indeed there is even a technical difference, matters to you, why don't you ask the people who manufactured the darn thing.

  Answered by alohadude 5 years ago

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