cartridge disk drive

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• disk drive — noun a computer drive that reads a computer storage medium the shape of a disc Syn: drive See Also: drum drive, tape drive, cassette drive, cartridge drive, flash drive, flashcard drive, card drive …   Wiktionary

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• Disk cartridge — has several meanings related to computer storage. Contents 1 1960s storage medium 2 Modern storage medium 3 Protective casing 4 See also …   Wikipedia

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