CDs are an example of _________.
A)Optical storage devices
B)Magnetic disks
C)Magnetic tapes
D)Solid-state drives

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CDs (Compact Discs) are optical storage devices that store digital data using laser technology. The data is stored as microscopic bumps on the surface of the disc, which are read by a laser beam in the CD drive. Magnetic disks, magnetic tapes, and solid-state drives are all different types of storage devices that use different mechanisms to store and retrieve data.

CDs Are an Example of _________