Q. Each side of a standard DVD-ROM disk can hold data up to

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Q. A drive that can be removed or inserted while the computer is running is said to be

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Q. Newer CD-ROM stores audio data of minutes

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Q. Example of magnetic storage device includes

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Q. Diskette spin at about

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Q. A large memory can further be installed, known as

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Q. Intelligent smart cards contain their own

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Q. Part of a hard disk which contains a small program that runs when you start the computer is

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Q. A CD-ROM drive reads data from a spinning disk by focusing a

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Q. Process of mapping a magnetic disk's surface is called

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Q. Tool for organizing the files on a disk is

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Q. File system used by Windows 2000 and XP is

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Q. Each sector on a hard disk drive stores data of

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Q. Type of data which can't be stored by CD-RW disks is

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Q. Type of RAM which is used by solid-state drives to store data is

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Q. A magnetic disk's tracks are divided into smaller parts which is known as

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Q. Data which is offered by tape drive to access is

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Q. In a magnetic disk drive, read/write heads in the iron particles of the storage medium generates

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Q. A convenient way is provided by tape cartridges to

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Q. Tape drive uses two vacuum channels, which are designed to take up

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