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

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To: stock bull who wrote (47574)2/11/1998 11:19:00 PM
From: Andrew Shih  Read Replies (3) of 58324
 
>>I think the real threat is from Sony. They have the resources to give IOM a real run for their money. Technical/production problems with the HiFD will be worked out. So, watch out for Sony. Then again, there was the Beta product/standard that went down the drain. VHS won that battle.<<

I've noticed a lot of Sony MiniDisc commericials lately. I just
logged into their site to check out the MiniDisc players...
The cheapest model is $199.95 w/ all of others over $400.

Isn't the MiniDisc a rather old product? Does anyone remember when
it was first introduced?

The more I think about it, the better I feel about Zip's chances.

Can anyone name a Sony product that isn't at least 10-20% more
expensive then the competition? I'd guess that the HiFD comes out
in July w/ volume by September. I'd guess that the price will drop
down to $150 by Christmas. Anything more and it competes w/ Jaz &
SparQ. Anything less and they'd be losing lots of money.

-Andrew
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