Kassettenspeicher
Kassettenspeicher refers to a type of data storage that utilizes magnetic tape enclosed within a protective casing, known as a cassette. This technology was widely used in the late 20th century for both audio recording and, in a more advanced form, for computer data backup and archival purposes. The cassette tape consists of a long, thin strip of magnetic material wound around two spools within a plastic housing. Data is written to and read from the tape by a read/write head as the tape is spooled from one reel to the other.
Early computer systems and personal computers often employed cassette tape drives as an affordable method for
In the realm of audio, the cassette tape revolutionized personal music listening and recording, allowing for