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What type of flash memory card comes in either Type I or Type II and consumes only five percent of the power required by small hard drives?
The correct answer is B. CF memory. CompactFlash (CF) memory cards are available in two physical form factors: Type I (3.3mm thick) and Type II (5mm thick). CF cards were designed for low power consumption, drawing approximately 5% of the power that a comparable small hard drive would require. This made them…
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What type of flash memory card comes in either Type I or Type II and consumes only five percent of the power required by small hard drives?
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- ASD memory
- BCF memory
- CMMC memory
- DSM memory
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(49 responses)- A4% (2)
- B88% (43)
- C2% (1)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
CompactFlash (CF) memory cards are available in two physical form factors: Type I (3.3mm thick) and Type II (5mm thick). CF cards were designed for low power consumption, drawing approximately 5% of the power that a comparable small hard drive would require. This made them ideal for digital cameras and portable devices. SD, MMC, and SmartMedia cards do not share the Type I/Type II classification system that is specific to the CF standard.
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