A peripheral output device that stores large amount of information up to 650 MB is
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a hard disk
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a floppy drive
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a CD ROM
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none of these
C
Correct answer
Explanation
A CD-ROM is a peripheral output device that can store up to 650 MB of data. While hard disks store much more data, CD-ROMs were specifically known for this 650 MB storage capacity in their standard format. Floppy drives store much less (typically 1.44 MB), and hard disks are storage devices but are internal or external drives that store much more than 650 MB, making CD-ROM the best answer for this specific capacity specification.