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double density

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double density

Twice the capacity of the prior format. Yesterday's double density can be today's low density (see DD).


double density [′dəb·əl ′den·səd·ē]
(computer science)
Property of a computer storage medium that holds twice as much data per unit of storage space as the standard; applied particularly to floppy disks.

double density - floppy disk


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