CD-ROM Unit

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CD-ROM is the acronym "Compact Disk-Read Only Memory". CD-ROM units use as data storage environment supports called CD (Compact Disk). A CD can store up to 700 MB of data.

A computer CD-ROM unit is projected just to read data from disks and to transfer them in the computer. Unlike audio compact disk readers, CD-ROM units contain optimized circuits to locate data at high speed.

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