Solid State Hard Drives?

A disk is a flat circle; subject in the form of a flat circle.
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Despite the shape of the body in the form of a paralepide, we call the hard disk "disk". Because the disk itself is spinning inside :) There are also drives in which information is not ontologically stored on a hard (inflexible, hard) disk (flat circle), but in flash memory cells of one type or another. Some perverts continue to call such drives " solid-state hard drives " or simply " solid-state drives ."

Imagine if this picture was written

Solid State Disk Drive (:
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We must call a spade a spade.
"Solid State Drive" .