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> The last one has K for magnetic disks and C for optical discs. The Wikipedia article affirms this convention as well, which begs the question: solid state di
by CGamesPlay 6y ago
> The last one has K for magnetic disks and C for optical discs.
The Wikipedia article affirms this convention as well, which begs the question: solid state disk drive? solid state disc drive? solid state brick drive?
- LocalH 6y agoI would go with disk, if I were going to refer to it that way, due to the relation to hard disk drives.
- ObsoleteNerd 6y agoSolid State Drive, SSD. No disc or disk involved.