A CD-ROM (Compact Disc Read-Only Memory) is a pre-pressed optical compact disc used for storage, capable of holding up to 700-800 MB of data. It serves as a read-only secondary memory storage medium that allows computers to read data (software, audio, video) via laser technology, but the user cannot change or erase the data.
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