EN RAM cartridge; memory cartridge
LV RAM kasetne; atmiņas kasetne
RU плата оперативной памяти
DE RAM-Kassette
FR cartouche mémoire
Definīcija: A plug-in module containing RAM (random access memory) chips that can be used to store data or programs. Memory cartridges are used primarily in portable computers as smaller, lighter (but more expensive) substitutes for disk drives. Memory cartridges typically use either a nonvolatile form of RAM, which does not lose its contents when power is turned off, or battery-backed RAM, which maintains its contents by drawing current from a rechargeable battery within the cartridge.
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