A palmtop computer is a small, portable computing device designed to fit in the user's hand or pocket. Traditional palmtop computers generally did not include conventional disk drives because of their compact size and limited hardware space. Instead, they commonly relied on internal memory or other compact storage methods. Desktop, laptop, and mainframe computers are designed to support larger storage systems and may include or connect to disk drives.
Which device does NOT include disk drives?
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