You never hear people talking about “memory banks” now, when referring to their computer’s random access memory storage capabilities.
It’s always “RAM” this, or “SDRAM” that. Never “memory banks”.
I think using the word “memory banks” makes your computer seem much larger than life and more mysterious than something like “Single In-line Memory Module”.
As a challenge, I’d like you to use the phrase “memory banks” all of next week when referring to your computer.
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Gareth Saunders
I’m Gareth J M Saunders, 47 years old, 6′ 4″, father of 3 boys (including twins).
Scrum master at Vision Ltd, Dundee. Latterly, web architect and agile project manager at the University of St Andrews and former warden at Agnes Blackadder Hall.
Enneagram type FOUR and introvert, I am a non-stipendiary priest in the Scottish Episcopal Church, I sing with the NYCGB alumni choir, play guitar, write, draw and laugh… a lot.
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