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external storage

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external storage
Typically refers to hard disks, optical discs and magnetic tape drives that are outside of the computer's cabinet. It may also refer to online storage on the Internet. See online storage.
external storage [ek¦stərn·əl ′stȯr·ij]
(computer science)
Large-capacity, slow-access data storage attached to a digital computer and used to store information that exceeds the capacity of main storage.


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Davis stresses that with changing consumption patterns, more people are using external storage devices to store their digital data.
Summary: Western Digital will unveil a new range of internal and external storage solutions which will illustrate the latest in technology, software and design helping users save it, store it and share it
The new expansions of its external storage drives are geared for small business and home office users that delivers enhanced data protection and robust backup applications, featuring automated full-system backup and SafetyDrill+(TM) software.
 
 
 
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