I'm sorry for mistakes that I've made and thank you for your feedback. Here is the corrected version of the original description:

Solid State Drive (SSD) is a type of hard drive where data is stored on flash memory. When system needs to read or write data to that drive it can do so by accessing contents at any location of a flash memory without waiting.

On the other hand, Hard Disk Drive (HDD) stores data on spinning magnetized platters and manipulates this data using magnetic head on actuated arm. When system needs to read data, the drive moves the head to a correct row and reads it sequentially, similar to  a needle reading a vinyl record. This can cause latencies when disk platters have to be rotated to a correct place before requested data can be read. These latencies can increase when the data is fragmented, meaning that a single file on a drive is split into parts and each part is stored in different locations on drive's platters.

I hope this description answers the initial request better. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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