alleryStart learning →A child drops a phone. Why is its flash storage less likely to break than a spinning hard drive?
AIt is wrapped in rubber
BIt is fully magnetized
CIt stores data on tape
DIt has no spinning parts
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. It has no spinning parts
Flash has good mechanical shock resistance, since mechanical drives are more prone to damage when knocked.
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