An SSD stores data on flash memory with no moving parts, while an HDD uses spinning magnetic platters. That single difference explains most of the performance gap.
SSDs boot systems in seconds, open applications faster and survive knocks far better — which matters for laptops that travel. HDDs still offer more capacity per rupee, which makes them useful for bulk archives and backups.
For most office computers the ideal setup is an SSD for the operating system and applications, plus an HDD or network storage for archives.
Upgrading an existing desktop or laptop to an SSD is one of the most cost-effective performance improvements available, and we handle the cloning and data migration for you.