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

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To: Ben Antanaitis who wrote (45103)1/23/1998 5:03:00 PM
From: OtherChap  Read Replies (4) of 58324
 
Face it, Iomega is dead. Their stock price will be neck
and neck with Syquest before you know it.

Sure, Iomega may manage to keep the proprietary lock on their
10 dollar disks (that's where all the profit supporting this
stock is, btw) but who cares?

CD-rewritable drives are coming down drastically in price,
you can get a good internal one for 350 bucks without looking
hard, and the media only costs 2 bucks for 650 megs of backup
storage. If you buy the rewritable media, it's about 14.

And since EVERY computer has a CD rom- if you need to send
files to someone, like a graphic artist friend, it is much
cheaper to burn a 2 dollar CD with 650 megs of info on it!
Plus you know everyone has a CD rom drive! the installed base
of CD roms is far greater than Zips!

Looks like the street (and iomega's bottom line) is finally
realizing this.

Good luck to all longs, and my prayers for everyone who
has (or will soon) be getting a margin call.
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