What is ROM
Read-Only Memory (ROM), is a type of electronic storage that comes built in to a device during manufacturing. You’ll find ROM chips in computers and many other types of electronic products; VCRs, game consoles, and car radios all use ROM to complete their functions smoothly. ROM chips come built into an external unit – like flash drives and other auxiliary memory devices – or installed into the device’s hardware on a removable chip. Non-volatile memory like ROM remains viable even without a power supply.