Tárhelyhordozók

Tárhelyhordozók are Hungarian terms that translate to "storage carriers" or "storage media" in English. They refer to any physical or digital medium used to store data. This broad category encompasses a wide range of technologies, from ancient methods to modern digital solutions.

Historically, this could include things like clay tablets or papyrus scrolls for written records. In more recent times, magnetic tapes and floppy disks were common storage carriers. As technology advanced, optical media like CDs and DVDs became prevalent.

Today, the term "tárhelyhordozók" most often refers to digital storage devices. This includes hard disk drives (HDDs) found in computers, solid-state drives (SSDs) which are faster and more durable, and various forms of flash memory such as USB drives and memory cards used in cameras and mobile phones. Cloud storage services also function as digital tárhelyhordozók, where data is stored on remote servers accessed via the internet. The specific type of tárhelyhordozó used depends on factors like storage capacity, speed requirements, cost, and portability.