Iomega is garnering industry prizes left and right. You can check out IOMG's latest listing of awards here. And when you've got the hottest storage products on the market, it's hard not to be the center of attention.
Iomega's been in the spotlight with both the computer industry and the general public.
What people are saying about Zip
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Flexible Storage...The Zip, a high-density floppy in a hard cartridge, enjoys strong popularity because it's so inexpensive-less than $200 for the drive, and about $19 per 100MB disk. The higher data density and faster rotation speed move its performance well beyond its floppy heritage.
-MacWorld
Chic, purple and portable. Plus, the cartridges are removable.
-PC/Computing
Generally, storage devices cause about as much excitement in the computer industry as an ingrown toenail. But Iomega Corp.'s Zip drive changed all that.
-PC Magazine Editors' Choice
The inexpensive, 100MB-capacity Zip drive is easy to install and incredibly portable, making it the perfect, hassle free means of archiving data. The Zip is also great for transporting files that
won't fit on a floppy.
-PC/Computing
The floppy disk that's equivalent to almost 70 standard floppies.
-The Today Show
Hardware...to keep you plugged in when you're outward bound."
-SPIN
In addition to its small price advantage, the $199.95 Zip wins the ease-of-use derby by virtue of several innovations including its floppy-disk cartridge insertion and removal and a take-me-along attitude inspired by its lightweight design and compact cartridges.
-MacWeek
The Zip drive itself is so light and small that it's a trivial task to move it from machine to machine.
-PC Magazine
The Zip drive is smaller, lighter...One of the tests we did...was to use the disks as frisbees up and down the hall-no loss of data. -KPIX-FM Radio, San Francisco
When it comes to removable storage, FUN isn't exactly the word that springs to mind, but that's exactly what the Zip drive is.
-PC World
The Zip drive...it's better than sex!
-Howard Stern
What people are saying about Jaz Drive
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Iomega's Jaz drive represents a new level of value and raw performance among competing desktop removable storage options.
- MacWEEK Report
...Add one Jaz drive to a school lab or media center to instantly provide unlimited storage space and new flexibility for users.
-T H E Journal
Not only does this drive give you serious storage space, but it [the Jaz drive] delivers performance that approaches that of the internal drives in many desktop PCs.
-Windows Sources
Formatted Capacity: 1020.9MB
Cost per megabyte: .35
Performance: excellent
Can it be true?
The $599 Iomega Jaz not only performs like a hard disk, but its storage capacity rivals a hard disk's, with 1GB cartridges.
-PC World
You can drop them [Iomega cartridges] from a height of 8 feet without causing debilitating damage.
-PC World
Hard drives to go...You'll never swap out a hard drive again.
-PC/Computing
What people are saying about Ditto
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Ditto Easy 800: Unlike the DynaMo, the Ditto Easy keeps its promises; count on it to cover your back.
-HomePC
At a hundred and fifty bucks, everybody should have backup. There's just no reason not to. And the nice thing about a parallel port backup is that you can do it on a bunch of machines. I use it [the Ditto drive] all the time. It's a good way to transfer data.
-On Computers, KSFO-AM Radio, San Francisco
Finally someone has brought large capacity backup within the reach of anyone who can afford a PC.
-The Sunday Capital, Annapolis
Everyone should have an affordable backup system and Iomega has answered the call with a vengeance.
-WIRED
...the best part is that you don't have to stop what you're doing in Windows while it does its thing.
-Multimedia World
Iomega Takes Tape Drives to the Masses. -Computer Retail Week
If you're the type who shuffles out of bed in the middle of the night because you forgot to back up your data, Iomega's new Ditto Easy 800 tape drive will let you rest easier.
-ComputerLife
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