to change the contents of a conventional EPROM, the chip has to be removed and erased using ultra-violet radiation - it can then be electrically re-programmed - a flash ROM, by contrast, can be re-programmed electrically in situ, i.e. it can be reprogrammed through software
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(Digital cameras and photo printers) A type of memory storage that can retain information even after the power has been switched off. Unlike conventional ROM, the contents of a Flash-ROM can be deleted and rewritten with the help of a pre-programmed electrical current. Therefore, a Flash-ROM is a combination of RAM and ROM.
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