It was part of their Nero Burning ROM software. The ROM in CD-ROM stands for Read Only Memory. The Atari 8-bit computers came with an operating system built into the ROM. A redesigned 5-volt disk controller was introduced with its own new Disk BASIC ROM (v1.1). Initially, the Apple II was shipped with Integer BASIC encoded in the motherboard ROM chips. However, while it is true that the Latin rendering of Rom. These disks were known under various trademarked names including "Floppy ROM", "Flexisoft", and "Discoflex". Programs were however stored on 10-bit ROM. Irenaeus develops this idea based on Rom. Rewriteable technologies were envisioned as replacements for mask ROM. This is known as rupture of membranes (ROM). This was the culmination of efforts by Faik Abdi, a Macedonian Rom. The feminine of "Rom" in the Romani language is "Romni".