What is Hot-Swappable?
A component that can be removed or replaced while the system is powered on, without shutting it down. Like USB, Thunderbolt, eSATA
What is Advanced Host Controller Interface (AHCI)?
Technical standard developed by Intel that allows hot-swappable
capability with SATA devices
What does AHCI stand for?
Advanced Host Controller Interface
What was SATA made to replace?
PATA, as an internal connector
The newest versions of USB have speeds of…
10, 20, or 40 Gbps
What is Drive Enclosure?
The case made to cover external hard drives
What is a Memory Card?
Just a small form factor mass storage device
What are the different types of SD cards and their speeds?
o Original (Up to 25 MB/s)
o UHS-1 (Up to 108 MB/s)
o UHS-2 (Up to 312 MB/s)
o UHS-3 (Up to 624 MB/s)
What are Tape Drives?
A tape drive stores data sequentially on magnetic tape and is used for long-term, low-cost backups.
How much storage is usually available for Tape Drives?
Standard Tape
▪ 140 GB data
LTO Ultrium Tape
▪ 3 TB data