A normal CD-ROM usually can store up to data:

A normal CD-ROM usually can store up to data:

  • (a) 650 MB
  • (b) 680 MB
  • (c) 720 MB
  • (d) 820 MB
With a storage capacity of about 680 megabytes, the CD-ROM quickly gained commercial acceptance as a superior alternative to floppy disks, which had a maximum capacity of only 1.4 megabytes. The significantly larger storage space of CD-ROMs allowed users to store software, multimedia files, and large amounts of data more efficiently. As a result, CD-ROMs became widely used in homes, educational institutions, and businesses for data distribution and storage.
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 ‘NATO’ is an abbreviation of:

  • (A) North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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  • (C) Non-Aligned Trading Organization
  • (D) North American Transport Organization

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