Today the kovsh can be what you make of it, whether that is as a vessel for drinking or a table ornament. Either way, anyone that looks upon a kovsh cannot deny its beauty!
Nowadays, these types of hard disks are being substituted by SATA hard disks. EIDE hard drives were introduced after some advancements in IDE hard disks, however, the term IDE refers to both IDE and EIDE disk drives. 2. Serial ATA (SATA) These hard disks use a totally different connector than their PATA counterparts.
There are many different types of floppy disk drives that have come and gone over the years. 5 Â¼ -Inch Drive. A 5 Â¼-inch floppy disk drive was common on personal computers that were produced during the 1980's and were still included on computers in the early 1990's. A 5 Â¼ -inch floppy disk could store between 360 kilobytes and 1.2 megabytes of data. Some 5 Â½-floppy disks could be modified and used to write data to both sides of the disk. This led to manufacturers producing double-sided drives that could read both sides of the disk. 3 Â½ -Inch Drive. A 3 Â½-inch floppy drive is considered a floppy drive because the diskette uses a magnetic floppy disk that is encased in plastic.