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CD-ROM
(redirected from Double speed CD-ROM)

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CD-ROM,
abbreviation for compact disc-read only memory.

CD-ROM,
n the acronym for compact disk/read-only memory. These disks are used to store program information (software) for computer programs. Information and instructions can be retrieved from these disks, but information cannot be added or revised without destruction of the existing data.

CD-ROM
Compact disk-read only memory Informatics A compact disk, capable of holding ± 750 MB of permanent data, which is recorded or burned only once. Cf CD-RW.


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Minimum system requirements: Windows 9x, NT (QuickTime for Windows, on disk) or Macintosh: double speed CD-ROM drive, 8 Mb RAM, 256 colours screen.
486/66 MHz (Pentium recommended), 16 MB RAM, 20 MB free hard disk space, SVGA monitor (640x480, 256 colors), double speed CD-ROM drive (quad-speed or faster recommended), and 8-bit sound card.
0, 55 MB free hard disk space, 1 MB SVGA 256 color monitor and display card, mouse or tablet and a double speed CD-ROM drive.
 
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