External Storage - Advantages of External Storage

Advantages of External Storage

  • External storage devices provides additional storage other than that available in computer.
  • Data can be transported easily from one place to another.
  • It is useful to store software and data that is not needed frequently.
  • External storage also works as data back up.
  • This back up may prove useful at times such as fire or theft because important data is not lost.

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