which stores data on a spinning platter or platters accessed by a moving magnetic head, an SSD uses a collection of flash cells—similar to the ones that make up a computer's RAM—to save data.

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The Google Flight data shows that travelers can save 25% by booking a flight with a layover instead of a nonstop flight. There are certainly cheaper days to fly, there aren't really cheaper days ...

A hard disk drive, on the other hand, has to mechanically move its read/write head across a spinning platter to locate data to read or find a spot to save it. SSDs, on the other hand, use software ...