This document discusses several different types of storage media including discs, magnetic tapes, diskettes, flash memory cards, and more. It provides details on their storage capacities, intended uses for audio/video recording or data storage, origins and history, and common formats. The document aims to educate about optical discs like CDs and DVDs, magnetic storage devices like floppy disks and zip drives, and portable flash memory cards.

1. Ana Paola Davila Sanchez
Benjamin Franklin Institud
7 grade

2.  Disc is a rewritable optical disc with equal
storage capacity to a DVD-RW typically 4.7
GB

3.  Is a magneto – optical disc – based data
storage device initially intended for storage
of up to 74 minutes and, later,80 minutes, of
digitized audio.

4.  Is a data storage device that reads and
performs digital records, writes on a
magnetic tape.

5.  is a disc of 80 mm diameter. In normal
recording (standard DVD quality) supports
30minutes of video or 1.4 GB of data
(and the 2 layers, up to 2.92 GB). SLP mode,
comparable in quality to VHS, you can
record up to 120 minutes of video.

6.  is a recordable compact disc
format. (Compact Disc Recordable Compact
Disk Recordable =). You can record in
multiple sessions, but the aggregate
information can not be
erased or overwritten, instead you must use
the space left by the preceding session.

7.  A diskette or floppy disk (on floppy
disk or diskette English) is a medium
or ... History Origins, the disk: File :8-
inch floppy driver.

8.  A compact disc rewritable, popularly known
as CD-RW (English abbreviation of Compact
Disc Re Writable but originally the R and
W were used as the attributes of the
CD, which means "read" and "write") is used
for optical digital store any information.

9.  The Iomega Zip drive, Zip drive also
called, is a device or storage device that
uses Zip disks as storage media, such
media are of the magneto-
optical removable media capacity, launched
by Iomega in 1994.

12.  The SD card is not the only standard flash
memory cards ratified by the Secure Digital
Card Association. Other formats of this
association, such as the Mini SD and Micro
SD.

13.  was originally a type of data storage device,
used in portable electronic devices. As astorage
device, flash memory typically used in
a standard enclosure, and was specified
and first produced by SanDisk Corporation in
1994.

14.  is a standard memory card. Practically equal to
the Secure Digital, no security tab which
prevents overwriting the information recorded
on it. Its shape is inspired by the look of the
old 3.5-inch diskettes. It currently offers a
maximum capacity of 8 GB