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

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To: Ken Marcus who wrote (5)	10/2/1996 6:39:00 PM
From: Jason Blandsford	of 156

This question is for Ken or to anyone who can answer it. I know currently that Zip disks can hold 200 megs compressed and 100 megs uncompressed but recently I read somewhere that Iomega is going to release a Zip Disk that can hold 200 megs uncompressed. Is this true and if so will I have to buy a newer model Zip drive to read it? Also does anyone know when these disks will be out and about how much they will cost? Thank you in advance.......... Curious Iomega Stockholder..........

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