Definition of SSD in English:

SSD

noun

Computing

A storage device containing non-volatile flash memory, used in place of a hard disk because of its much greater speed.
a decent SSD offers arguably the biggest jump in performance for your general PC experience
Example sentencesExamples
- There are very few applications that don't benefit from an SSD.
- 2011 is going to be the year where everyone can and should have an SSD in their computer and notebook.
- The 11-inch model has an SSD produced by Samsung while the 13-inch model has an SSD from Toshiba.
- While there's no question that an SSD can have one of the largest impacts of any upgrade in terms of how you use your PC, there have been relatively few new products hitting the market in the last nine months.
- The technology requires one SSD (with 18.6 GB-64 GB capacity) as well as one HDD.

Origin

1980s: abbreviation of solid state drive or solid state disk.

Definition of SSD in US English:

SSD

noun

Computing

A storage device containing nonvolatile flash memory, used in place of a hard disk because of its much greater speed.
a decent SSD offers arguably the biggest jump in performance for your general PC experience
Example sentencesExamples
- There are very few applications that don't benefit from an SSD.
- The technology requires one SSD (with 18.6 GB-64 GB capacity) as well as one HDD.
- 2011 is going to be the year where everyone can and should have an SSD in their computer and notebook.
- The 11-inch model has an SSD produced by Samsung while the 13-inch model has an SSD from Toshiba.
- While there's no question that an SSD can have one of the largest impacts of any upgrade in terms of how you use your PC, there have been relatively few new products hitting the market in the last nine months.

Origin

1980s: abbreviation of solid state drive or solid state disk.

词汇	SSD
释义	Definition of SSD in English: SSD noun Computing A storage device containing non-volatile flash memory, used in place of a hard disk because of its much greater speed. a decent SSD offers arguably the biggest jump in performance for your general PC experience Example sentencesExamples There are very few applications that don't benefit from an SSD. 2011 is going to be the year where everyone can and should have an SSD in their computer and notebook. The 11-inch model has an SSD produced by Samsung while the 13-inch model has an SSD from Toshiba. While there's no question that an SSD can have one of the largest impacts of any upgrade in terms of how you use your PC, there have been relatively few new products hitting the market in the last nine months. The technology requires one SSD (with 18.6 GB-64 GB capacity) as well as one HDD. Origin 1980s: abbreviation of solid state drive or solid state disk. Definition of SSD in US English: SSD noun Computing A storage device containing nonvolatile flash memory, used in place of a hard disk because of its much greater speed. a decent SSD offers arguably the biggest jump in performance for your general PC experience Example sentencesExamples There are very few applications that don't benefit from an SSD. The technology requires one SSD (with 18.6 GB-64 GB capacity) as well as one HDD. 2011 is going to be the year where everyone can and should have an SSD in their computer and notebook. The 11-inch model has an SSD produced by Samsung while the 13-inch model has an SSD from Toshiba. While there's no question that an SSD can have one of the largest impacts of any upgrade in terms of how you use your PC, there have been relatively few new products hitting the market in the last nine months. Origin 1980s: abbreviation of solid state drive or solid state disk.
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