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-An [Acronym] for Hard Disk Drive. The component that permamently stores programs and files while the computer is off. 
+An [Acronym] for Hard Disk Drive. The component that permanently stores programs and files while the computer is off. 
  
-A typical cheap [IDE] hard disk drive these days might cost around NZ$200 for 40-60 Gigabytes(Gibibytes?) of data.  
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-This photo is of a disk platter used at StanfordUniversity in the 1960s:  
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-[http://www.wlug.org.nz/~jrm/images/platter-lowres.jpg]  
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-I put a $1 note in the lower-right corner to give you an idea of the platter's size. This platter could store 4 megabytes of data. The black mark around it is from a disk head crash (!!)
+See HardDisk for a fuller explanation