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101 non-erasable memory
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102 non-volatile data memory
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103 operating memory cycle
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104 optical fixed memory
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105 personal computer memory card interface associatio
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106 play from memory
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107 programmable active memory
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108 programmable read only memory
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109 random access memory
[com] RAM* * *
memorija s izravnim pristupom
memorija sa slobodnim pristupom
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110 read only memory
[com] ROM* * *
memorija s mogućnosti Äitanja bez mogućnosti upisa
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111 required memory
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112 retain video memory
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113 semiconductor memory
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114 shape-memory alloy
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115 shared memory
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116 short-term memory
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117 static memory
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118 static random access memory
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119 storing in memory
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120 translation memory
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