What is ROM (Read-Only Memory) ?
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Answer / ashoka.lokhande
ROM is an abbreviation for Read-Only Memory. It is an area
of data storage devoted to information that will not be
updated or changed. Image files stored in ROM were famously
used in simple electronic video games (e.g., as backgrounds
for Super Nintendo and Game Gear game titles). ROM is used
less frequently today, as faster access rates have been
achieved for data storage in Random Access Memory (RAM).
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Answer / jeniffer.s
ROM (read only memory) which is used for storing data
permanently.Its access time is less compared to RAM
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Read only memory (ROM) is non-volatile memory in which data
is stores, which is neither erasable nor changeable. This is
being capsuled in form of Integrated Circuit.
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Answer / raj kumar
ROM MEANS READ ONLY MEMORY. IT IS A PERMANENT STORAGE AREA.
ROM IS A VALATILE MEMORY
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