also flash·card
noun
- A card printed with words or numbers and briefly displayed as part of a learning drill.
- Computers A memory card that uses flash memory.
flash card
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flash card - Computer Definition
A small module that contains flash memory such as an SD Card, CompactFlash or Memory Stick. Contrast with socket flash. See flash memory for a variety of flash card formats.
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Sentence Examples
- Games: Proprietary flash-card approximately the size of a postage stamp.