SSD vs HDD

In this blog we are going to compare the benefits of an SSD (solid-state drive) and HDD (hard disk drive) to allow business owners to make an informed decision on which hard drive they use for storage.

SSD vs HDD

In this blog we are going to compare the benefits of an SSD (solid-state drive) and HDD (hard disk drive).

What Is An SSD?

An SSD (solid-state drive) stores information on microchips using flash memory, similar to a USB stick. The flash memory operates without any moving parts - on a solid state. It is known for faster data encoding and better battery life.

What Is An HDD?

HDD stands for Hard Disk Drive and is the technology that has been used in computers for decades. HDDs are the opposite of solid state drives in that they contain moving parts - fast spinning platters and magnetic heads that write and read data.

Pros & Cons

  • SSDs are faster than HDDs. An SSD can boot up within seconds whereas a HDD computer can take minutes
  • HDD is cheaper than SSD
  • SSDs last longer than HDDs due to their being no moving part which can become faulty
  • SSDs are ideal for the user who is always on the move as they can withstand impacts
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5 Changes in Computing We Should Look Out for in 2025
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Why Solicitors Should Become Cyber Essentials Certified
Cyber security is one of the most important challenges facing solicitors today. The sensitive data you manage, combined with financial transactions, makes you a high value targets to hackers. The Cyber Essentials scheme is backed by the UK government and is designed to help safeguard law firms and protect you against cyberattacks. The Law Society recommends all solicitors to apply for the Cyber Essentials scheme to protect themselves and reassure their clients that all their personal dater and information will be safe from cyberattacks.
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Making the move from POP/IMAP to Microsoft Exchange
For many businesses, email is the key to fast, convenient communication, whether that be between clients, suppliers or internal teams. Two of the most common email protocols are POP (Post Office Protocol) and IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), which are widely available and easy to set up. However, for businesses looking to scale up, improve collaboration or enhance their data security, Microsoft Exchange offers a range of advantages. Here’s a closer look at some of the differences and why upgrading to Microsoft Exchange could be the right move for your business.

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