“eMMC Flash Memory vs SSD Is there a big difference between 2GB eMMC Flash Memory and 2GB SSD? How does it affect the performance of the laptop?”

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• Flash memory is stored on a microchip whereas a SSD is a type of drive similar to a hard drive. SSD's generally are faster and more costly but as far as a chromebook is concerned, Flash memory is just fine. There no real noticeable difference

  Answered by gavintheman 9 years ago

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• It does not effect the performance at all.

  Answered by Mini 9 years ago

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• Don't use flash memory with this computer.

  Answered by douce1949 9 years ago

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• eMMC flash memory is generally slower than SSD memory

  Answered by waldwolf 9 years ago

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• Flash is built in, ssd is a chip where you can purchase and just plug in. Gives it an extra boost of speed by freeing up your memory space. Won't last if you continue to store data consistently.

  Answered by TheGreatOne 9 years ago

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