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internal memoryTypically refers to main memory (RAM), but may also refer to ROM and flash memory. In either case, internal memory generally refers to chips rather than disks or tapes. Some vendors call their disk drives "memory products," which only adds to the confusion. In this Encyclopedia, "memory" always refers to RAM, the internal workspace of the computer, which loses its content when power is turned off (at least until MRAM or some other non-volatile technology reigns supreme). "Storage" refers to disks and tapes. internal memory [in′tərn·əl ′mem·rē] (computer science) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Using the split-screen feature, presenters can present a previously captured image stored in the camera's internal memory side by side with a real-time image. With approximately 30 hours of continuous music playback - the longest for a mobile phone (*1) - and a 1GB internal memory appropriated for music, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications configured the Walkman(R) Keitai (*2) specifically for music listening. The camera also has an internal memory of up to 16 images with picture-in-picture capability and various split-screen possibilities. |
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