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Non-Tech : Iomega:Zip drives - a "standard" for the PC?

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To: Ken Marcus who wrote (10)	2/27/1996 4:37:00 AM
From: Joon W. Kim	of 156

Ken, I agree with much of what you are saying. LS 120's technology is based on the floptical technology Iomega sold to Compaq, 3M and Matsushita. My only concern is that March 12, 1996 issue of PC Magazine has LS 120 at 15ms avg. access time and 4 Mbps transfer rate. This does sound TOO Good ( and probably a mistake), but I cannot confirm that it is a mistake. As for the Jaz, I checked with ProMax and Micronet--two companies repackaing Jaz--today, and they have them in stock in various configurations. I also checked with a local CompUSA, and they are still having problems keeping Zip and even Reveal Zip in stock. They did have plenty of disks in stock. This bode well for their Q1 result.

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