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PC World to end floppy disk storage sales
Worldwide Computer Products News-1 February 2007-PC World to end floppy disk storage salesC1995-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com
Tags: floppy disk, sales, storage
Research articles 2007-02-01
Data Storage Gets Bigger An d Faster.
Data storage devices, both desktop and portable, continued to push the envelope on capacity and speed with the introduction of new products at PC Expo, held here in June. A new DVD-RAM chive, the LFDLO3U, was introduced by Secaucus, N.J.-based Pan Data storage...
Tags: data storage, disk, floppy disk, LG Electronics Inc., Microsoft Windows, PC, storage
Research articles 1999-08-02
Iomega Offers New Standard For Desktop Storage; Internal Zip Drive, 70 Times Capacity of Floppy Drives, Hard Drive Performance; Power Computing to Offer Zip Drive In Desktop Systems
ROY, Utah--BUSINESS WIRE--June 6, 1995--Iomega Corp. Tuesday introduced a new industry standard for desktop computer storage with the announcement of an internal version of its popular Zip drive that uses interchangeable 100- and 25-megabyte Zip disks to provide up to 70 times the capacity of traditional floppy disks with performance...
Tags: desktop, desktop computer, floppy disk, hard drive, Iomega Corp., storage
Research articles 1995-06-06
Mitsubishi and Winstation Announce First iMac Storage Drive to Offer Space-Saving Vertical Design, Floppy Disk and SuperDisk Compatibility, Free Tech Support For Life
SUNNYVALE, Calif. and MOSES LAKE, Wash.--BUSINESS WIRE--Dec. 7, 1998--Providing iMacTM consumers with a space-saving floppy alternative, Mitsubishi Electronics America Inc. and Winstation Systems Corporation today announced the family-friendly USB SuperDiskTM drive. The USB SuperDisk drive, which will be sold under the Winstation name, is designed to sit vertically on even...
Tags: Apple iMac, disk, floppy disk, Mitsubishi Corp., storage, USB
Research articles 1998-12-07
Toshiba develops unique data storage medium for small form factor applications; combines versatility of floppy disks with the functionality of flash memory
LAS VEGAS--BUSINESS WIRE--Nov. 13, 1995--Toshiba America Electronic Components Inc. TAEC Monday announced the development of a unique data storage device called Solid State Floppy Disk Card SSFDC at Fall COMDEX '95 held here this week.
Tags: data storage, disk, flash memory, floppy disk, small form factor, storage, Toshiba Corp.
Research articles 1995-11-13

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OR Technology and Precision Instruments offer first retail a:drive 120MB floppy disk drive upgrade kit through CompUSA; special Compaq Presario promotion offers free installation or $50 rebate
CAMPBELL, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--April 29, 1997--OR Technology Inc. and Precision Instruments Tuesday announced the first a:drive upgrade kit offered to retail customers. Marketed under the Precision Instruments name and sold initially through CompUSA, the upgrade kit allows users to replace their current 3.5 or 5.25-inch floppy disk drive with OR...
Tags: Compaq Computer Corp., floppy disk
Research articles 1997-04-29
Price and size shrink while capacity grows: mass-storage devices. (Comdex Trends)
As the Comdex Fall extravaganza quickly approaches, there's no question the hot topic of mass-storage devices will be shrinking peripherals. The downsizing theme may sound like same song, 20th verse, but this year you can find examples of smaller floppy-disk, hard-disk, tape, and optical drives....
Tags: Price and Co.
Research articles 1991-10-10
OR Technology and Ingram Micro enter distribution agreement
CAMPBELL, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--Oct. 7, 1996--OR Technology Inc. on Monday announced it has signed an agreement with Ingram Micro Inc. granting the company distribution rights to the a:drive, a 120MB floppy disk drive able to read and write legacy (720KB and 1.44MB) floppy diskettes while offering 80 times the storage capacity...
Tags: Ingram Micro Inc.
Research articles 1996-10-07
TAEC, Samsung in storage card moves - Toshiba America Electronic Components; Samsung Electronics Company - Company Business and Marketing
Mountain View, Calif.--Toshiba America Electronic Components TAEC and Samsung Electronics weighed into the flash memory-based small form factor storage card market, seeking to further segment the fledgling industry with its Solid-State Floppy Disk Card SSFDC. Electronic News also has learned that Toshiba is planning to release a 64-megabit serial mask...
Tags: marketing, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., storage
Research articles 1996-06-10
Size Matters: New Digital Storage Stick from Sony - Memory Stick semiconductor memory - Product Information
new york -- Imagine a storage device smaller than a matchbook, a recordable IC with five times the current capacity of a 3.5 inch floppy disk, in its 8MB version. A silicon stick half the size of a business card, enabling the transfer of digital images, graphics and data between...
Tags: product information, semiconductor, Sony Corp., storage
Research articles 1998-10-12
Size Matters: New Digital Storage Stick from Sony
new york -- Imagine a storage device smaller than a matchbook, a recordable IC with five times the current capacity of a 3.5 inch floppy disk, in its 8MB version. A silicon stick half the size of a business card, enabling the transfer of digital images, graphics and data between...
Tags: Sony Corp., storage
Research articles 1998-10-12
New Fujitsu Notebooks Add Fuel to the nageability, Expansion Capabilities And Intel's of powerful Intel processors and a complete selebooks because they've learned that employees aBook E and X Series notebooks are designed to ats hot swapping of modular s
The new Lifebook X Series is a three-spindle design that has been optimized for business with DMI/WFM support, a flexible bay design, a range of docking solutions, multiple OS support, SMART hard drives and advanced storage devices. It is available with up to 256K of system memory, choice of 6GB,...
Tags: Fujitsu Ltd., hard drive, Intel Corp., notebook, processor
Research articles 1999-10-25
MEMOREX CAPTURES 45% MARKET SHARE IN CD-RW MEDIA FOR '99.(Company Business and Marketing)
With 1999 retail sales doubling over the previous year, the Recordable CD has replaced the floppy disk as the removable storage of choice for the mass market. Memorex, headed by president Mike Golacinski, is once again leading the category of Recordable CDs through innovative marketing and...
Tags: Memorex
Research articles 2000-01-01
Blu-ray not finding traction in PC industry, says iSuppli
Despite a rapid rise in the sales of consumer Blu-ray players, a fall in their prices and an increase in the number of high-definition movie titles, Blu-ray Drives BDs in PC systems have been left singing the blues, according to iSuppli. By 2013, BDs will be found in only 16.3%...
Tags: PC, Blu-ray, Blu-ray drive, iSuppli Corp.
News items 2009-08-25
Apple's Time Machine travels in wrong direction
Apple's Time Machine, a way-cool device designed to be a simple backup device for your gleaming new Apple computer, is appropriately named, in my experience. That's because installing one reminded me of hours if not days wasted installing my first floppy disk drive to a Commodore 64. Sure,...
Tags: Apple Inc., Apple Time Inc.
Research articles 2008-06-24
SONY BRINGS CD-RECORDABLE TECHNOLOGY TO THE MAINSTREAM COMPUTER USER WITH ITS NEW CD-R FILE SYSTEM; New CDRFS Technology Brings True Incremental Writing to 650 MB CD-R Discs; CD-R Drives Become an Easy-to-Use Secondary Storage Device On the Desktop
SAN JOSE, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE-- June 3, 1996--Sony Electronics today announced a new file system for CD-R CD Recordable drives that unleashes the full potential of 650 MB CD-R discs. Called Sony CDRFS for CD Recordable File System, it enables CD-R drives to be used as practical secondary storage devices...
Tags: CD-R, computer, desktop, disc, Sony Corp., storage, storage device
Research articles 1996-06-03
SanDisk Adds Cruzer Mini USB Flash Drives to Low-Cost Shoot & Store Line for the Food & Drug Retail Channel
SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- Popular USB 2.0 Storage Devices Will Be Sold at $12.99; Replaces Floppy Disk to Store and Transfer Digital Images, Music, Video and Data
Tags: food, SanDisk Corp.
Research articles 2005-06-14
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