Answer:
Internal Storage
This has to do with the primary memory of a computer that is used to store the user's files, applications, etc. This is where the Operating System and pre-installed software is installed. There are two types of internal memory which are ROM and RAM.
Properties
- They are volatile
- They contain the OS of the system
- ROM loses data when power is lost
- RAM does not lose storage when power is lost.
External Storage
These are secondary memory that is not primarily permanently attached to the computer. This is a device that contains all the addressable data storage which are not inside the computer's storage. Some examples of external storage are flash drives, CD ROMs, etc.
Properties
- They are addressable
- They can be easily detached.
