DD
| Definition | : | Double Density |
| Category | : | Computing » Data Storage |
| Country/Region | : | Worldwide  |
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What does DD mean?
Double Density (DD) is a capacity designation on magnetic storage like floppy disks. In this method the information encoded can be twice as much compared to single density.
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DD | Demand Draft | |
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DD | Decimal Degrees | |
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DD | Doordarshan | |
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DD | Dolby Digital | |
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DD | Disk Drive | |
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DD | Dresden | |
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DD | Dundee | |
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DD | Developmental Delay | |
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DD | Delusional Disorder | |
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DD | Doctor of Divinity |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the full form of DD in Floppy Disks?
The full form of DD is Double Density
What are the full forms of DD in Computing?
What are the full forms of DD in Worldwide?
Demand Draft | Decimal Degrees | Dolby Digital | Disk Drive | Double Density | Developmental Delay | Delusional Disorder | Doctor of Divinity
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