What is Flash (eMMC) Memory? null

Flash memory is "solid state", meaning it saves the data to a chip vs a spinning hard drive like older computers used. Flash memory is typically faster and not as susceptible to mechanical failure, but still can, and will eventually fail just as spinning drives do. Flash drives also use less power due to no moving parts and run cooler.

It is flash memory that is embedded multimedia card

A lower tier of the SSD drives that are on the market. think of it like a the type of flash memory you find in SD cards but they're cheaper than SSD's and not as fast

“What is Flash (eMMC) Memory?”

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Hard drive space
Answered by divecon 10 years ago
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Flash memory is "solid state", meaning it saves the data to a chip vs a spinning hard drive like older computers used. Flash memory is typically faster and not as susceptible to mechanical failure, but still can, and will eventually fail just as spinning drives do. Flash drives also use less power due to no moving parts and run cooler.
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It is flash memory that is embedded multimedia card
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A lower tier of the SSD drives that are on the market. think of it like a the type of flash memory you find in SD cards but they're cheaper than SSD's and not as fast
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