Does Electronics/Computer Hardware have a shelf life or expiry date like food?
Are electronics/gadgets sensitive to weather seasons? Like for example cold weather where condensation forms on windows or Hot weathers with no rain causing lots of dust.
Most Electronics/gadgets are in plastic housing like a GPU with the fancy plastic housing it has around it or any computer equipment on the market. to buy
I heard Intel and AMD, when they mass produce chips/CPU's they do it in a dust free zone/uncontaminated free zone where the workers must wear like hazmat suits before going into manufacturing facility to stop the risk of contamination.
Are gadgets/hardware in metal housing like a ssd drive in a metal like housing a good thing for stronger protection against falls or a bad thing like getting rusted or risk of static electric damage cause its metal housing?
Lets say I bought a popular USB flash drive from Amazon and stored my valuable memory photos on there so I just used this drive once basically out of the box. Then I put this usb drive on a table in a room for 25 years. I live in a country with 4 seasons that is Spring/Summer/Autumn/Winter. In lets say 25 years time I get this USB off the table and plugged it into my computer then will the USB work to see my photos that I put on there 25 years ago?
If not then what kind of USB storage will I need to last long term for decades?
Are electronics/gadgets sensitive to weather seasons? Like for example cold weather where condensation forms on windows or Hot weathers with no rain causing lots of dust.
Most Electronics/gadgets are in plastic housing like a GPU with the fancy plastic housing it has around it or any computer equipment on the market. to buy
I heard Intel and AMD, when they mass produce chips/CPU's they do it in a dust free zone/uncontaminated free zone where the workers must wear like hazmat suits before going into manufacturing facility to stop the risk of contamination.
Are gadgets/hardware in metal housing like a ssd drive in a metal like housing a good thing for stronger protection against falls or a bad thing like getting rusted or risk of static electric damage cause its metal housing?
Lets say I bought a popular USB flash drive from Amazon and stored my valuable memory photos on there so I just used this drive once basically out of the box. Then I put this usb drive on a table in a room for 25 years. I live in a country with 4 seasons that is Spring/Summer/Autumn/Winter. In lets say 25 years time I get this USB off the table and plugged it into my computer then will the USB work to see my photos that I put on there 25 years ago?
If not then what kind of USB storage will I need to last long term for decades?