1. a tape drive that has an erasable memory chip and has
a capacity up to 1.3 TB
2. a physical hard drive used in Windows that can contain primary partitions, extended partitions, or
logical drives
3. storage that is used through the Internet or a network via a Web-based
interface or software, such as a browser
4. a data error correction method that uses an
algebraic polynomial and error key to detect and overcome errors.
5. critical information about a hard drive’s hardware configuration. This
information is often stored in an area of nonvolatile memory in the computer.
6. used by Windows operating systems to provide the option to create volumes
that span multiple disks and to provide more security and management features
7. implementing software or hardware to protect against hardware failures,
power interruptions, and lost data
8. a technology designed for ultra-fast communications connectivity in data
centers, such as linking one server to another for clustering servers to act as one powerful server
9. a computer peripheral device connection technology that uses optical cables
instead of copper cables and has faster communications than USB.
10. an electronic resistor used at the end of a cable and that absorbs the electronic signal so that the signal
is not reflected back onto the cable
SHORT ANSWER
1. What is the primary difference between SATA and IDE with respect to how the data is transferred?