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Information storage technologies include Kindle, SkyDrive, MediaFire, Xdrive, flash drives, jump drives, and computer discs for storing files in various locations. Websites like Windows SkyDrive and Xdrive offer online storage for monthly fees, while flash drives can cost $5-20. The internet provides unlimited storage space, making it the largest resource for information storage.
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