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5 Reasons Why Solid State Drives Are Safer
5 Reasons Why Solid State Drives are Safer
Solid State Drives is the new technology behind storage capacity be it in computers, PCs, and pretty much anything that utilizes 0’s and 1’s, nowadays. Compared to HDD (Hard Disk Drives), they surpass this old age technology at every aspect, from performance to life expectancy. However, SSDs are more expensive too in that respect, but considering all the advantages, the hefty price tag is a small price to pay, especially if you have data that is so crucial that you can’t bring yourself to part with it. Speaking of back up storages, and forgetting everything that you know right now in terms of design and architecture between the two, which option is safer to use as compared to the other?
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