Not exact matches
In contrast, traditional
hard drives read and write data by moving a
mechanical arm to the appropriate region on a
spinning platter (SN: 10/19/13, p. 28).
We're focusing on
mechanical hard drives here, which have a
spinning platter and a head that moves to magnetically read the platter.
NAND memory also provides a significant increase in speed over
mechanical hard drives, as the time wasted
spinning up and seeking is removed from the equation.
Mechanical hard drives use
spinning platters to store data and read data with an arm that travels over the platter.