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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)?

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To: Bearded One who wrote (35927)	11/15/1997 5:24:00 PM
From: FBarron	of 58324

What happens when you're on vacation and your non-laptop PCMCIA slotted computer is 3 states away. The convenience deal is what makes the clik! drive and disks shine, especially when you comp the second flash card to the cost of the drive and a few $10 - 40 meg disks. You could buy a whole box of 'em for the price of a 16 meg flash card. Take pics to your hearts content. Plus they're soon gonna be useable in all kinds of electronic devices, so compatibility will be a plus there too. This is going to be nice when you can drop your disk into a printer and spit out a photo. I wonder if the communication between a computer and a printer would permit the drive in the printer to upload onto the hard drive or Zip drive? PCMCIA interface to clik! drive= no flash card needed= more money to buy other toys

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