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Re: tlug-digest V1 #48



Yeah, ZIP is 100MB SCSI or parallel port interface, cheap media, and 1GB is 
their JAZZ product.

Check out Panasonic MO/CD-ROM technology also, but note data life of their 
MO is not proven yet, could be 30 years, could be 6 months.

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>From owner-tlug@example.com, on 9/29/95 2:54 PM:
On Fri, 29 Sep 1995, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:

> >>>>> "Alberto" == A Tomita,Jr <Alberto@example.com> writes:
> 
>     Alberto> I'm considering purchasing a removable storage device for
>     Alberto> my system by the end of the year. Iomega announced a
>     Alberto> 1Gbyte hard-disk cartridge (US$500 for the drive, US$60
>     Alberto> for a 540Mb media, US$?? for a 1Gb media), to be put in
>     Alberto> the market in the next few months. But this info is from
>     Alberto> their press release, and if I find all this to be
>     Alberto> vaporware, I intend to go the MO way.

Is this the Zip drive by Iomega?  I saw some at Platform and at
Laox two days ago.  I did not take a good look at it because I
wasn't interested at the time.  I seem to remember that it was 
cheaper than 50,000 yen.  This could be a different product.

Regards,
Craig




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