A microprocessor is a type of computer processor, allowing for the central processing of the computer to be conducted on a single integrated circuit. Despite their small size, a microprocessor is composed of millions of transistors, resistors, and diodes, allowing the component to undertake the binary operations of the system based on instructions stored in computer memory. In this blog, we will discuss various types of microprocessors available, as well as each of their applications and functions.

A USB flash drive is a type of data storage device that is most often removeable, portable, and features the capability of being rewritten for continued reuse. They are often very small and light in design, making them very portable and suitable for storing, back-up, and transferring of data. What makes USB as a platform so useful for data storage is that all operating systems (OS) and BIOS nowadays support USB flash drives. With the adoption of USB technology by all major systems and manufacturers, these data storage devices have also faced constant improvement of speed to make reading and writing much quicker.

Memory is the computer hardware integrated circuits that store information for immediate use in a computer. Memory is distinct from the hard drive because it allows the CPU to immediately access the data it needs. Most forms of memory are temporary, they do not save data permanently.