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

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To: stock bull who wrote (40391)12/17/1997 10:31:00 PM
From: Rocky Reid  Read Replies (4) of 58324
 
>>I hate to call IOM as they will charge $14.95 for the call. <<

Or better yet, you could call it a loss, and get a much better product. Take Syquest SparQ, for example. For a mere $199, you get the drive, plus 1 Gigabyte (as apposed to the measly 100MB offered by Zip) of powerful storage. For a shockingly low price of $99 extra, you can add a 3-pack of SparQ discs to bring the total up to 4 Iomega-crushing Gigs to the party, and never have to worry about storage ever again.

Oh...if by some chance you do want to buy SparQ discs individually, the steep price of $39 per disc will be charged. The same $$$ in Zip dollars? $130 yes...that's right...$130.( for a Gigapack of Zips).

If you can't see the great advantage in using SparQ over Zip, then there is a bridge about 3 miles to the South of me that I have for sale.
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