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The Evolution of Storage Media

Today we trace the evolution of computer storage media from the early days of personal computing to modern solid-state technology. Beginning with low-capacity analogue storage like cassette tapes (100–200 kilobytes), we progresses through various formats, including floppy disks (from 360kb up to 1.44MB) and early digital tape systems. Then moving to hard drives (IDE, SCSI, SATA), optical media (CD/DVD), and specialized formats like PCMCIA cards and Floptical/Super Disk technology. We conclude by discussing the advent of Solid State Drives (SSDs), specifically mSATA and M.2 NVME, noting the overall trend toward higher capacity, faster access speeds, and smaller form factors, while acknowledging the problem of media obsolescence. 00:00 - Introduction 00:41 - 1980s computers and cassette tapes 01:30 - Digital Tapes 02:22 - 5.25 inch Floppy disks 02:57 - 3.5 inch Floppy disk 03:58 - Sony Mavica camera 04:34 - PCMCIA cards 05:08 - Floptical and SuperDisk 06:26 - Hard drives IDE, SCSI & SATA 08:04 - Magneto Optical 08:30 - CD & DVD 09:34 - MSata 10:13 - M.2 11:05 - Media obsolescence 11:43 - USB drives 12:45 - SD cards 13:28 - Summary I don't work for, nor am I paid or sponsored by, any company mentioned in these videos, I'm just a fan of their products. A full list of all our videos is indexed here https://gsfsoftware.co.uk/PBTutorials... Additional Graphics Acorn ANF03 Data Cassette Recorder for BBC Microcomputer. 2012-5118/90 Science Museum Group Collection Online. https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.... Portable radio cassette player made by the Sharp Corporation. Y2004.70 Science Museum Group Collection Online. https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.... Music by https://www.ghosthack.de/